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Essential retirement planning for solo agers: a retirement and aging roadmap for single and childless adults
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Part I: Preparing for the future. Child-free: pioneers of a generation
The role of adult children in the life of an elder. Emotional support ; Residential decisions, real estate transactions, and help with moving ; Investments and other financial decisions ; Legal representation ; Bill paying and handling money ; Medication management and help with the activities of daily living ; The social network
Part II: Enjoying the second half of life. Happiness and satisfaction
Financial security
Good health and physical well-being
Self-awareness, meaning, and purpose. Values clarification worksheets ; Consider your legacy ; Leaving a legacy worksheet
Adaptability and flexibility
A strong social network. Relationship evaluation worksheet ; Thinking about relationships NOW
A belief system larger than yourself. Six keys to a fulfilling older LifeRating worksheet
Making an income in later life
Part III: Deciding how and where to live. Avoiding loneliness and isolation
Privacy, autonomy, and independence
Defining your most important criteria
The early options. Retirement communities ; Active adult communities ; Cohousing communities ; Home sharing ; Intentional communities ; Continuous care retirement communities (CCRCs) ; Cultural specialty communities
Stranger in a strange land: moving to a different country. Evaluating criteria for living outside the US
Aging in place. The village movement ; NORCs (naturally occurring retirement communities)
Part IV: Ensuring comfort and care in your oldest age. The trajectory of aging
What will we need?
Financing the care you need. Long-term care insurance ; Personal assets ; Medicaid
Options for receiving care. Continuous care retirement community (CCRC) ; Assisted living communities ; Board and care homes ; Nursing homes
Documenting your preferences for care. Advance health care directive ; Power of attorney for finances ; Last will and testament ; Revocable trust ; Long-term care plan ; Ensuring a secure future ; Finding a younger support system ; Hiring a professional ; Creating a planning kit ; Avoiding "elder abuse"
End-of-life choices
Conclusion. A final checklist and guide for your planning.
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9781633537682