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How A Movie From 1939 Could Save You From Financial Ruin

It’s a Twister Dorothy!That’s what they said towards the beginning of the classic movie, ” The Wizard of Oz”. Then, of course, all of the family ran for cover in the storm cellar, after they released the livestock and horses. Dorothy, didn’t make it to the shelter that afternoon, and Auntie Em was really worried.Well, I am right there with Auntie Em. The only difference is that the “twister” I am worried about is the effect baby boomers are going to have on the two pillars of security that we call Medicare and Social Security.

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Are you a baby boomer who is nearing retirement or has already retired? Or are you still working, but realizing that your financial situation is not what you had hoped it would be at this point in your life? There are many people in your same situation.

If you are in one of these situations, now is the time to consider starting a home based business. You can start it part-time as you continue working, or if you are not working, you can work as many hours as you would like. There are so many opportunities out there that are home based.

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As a Baby Boomer, are you in agreement with the results of an American Association of Retired Persons’ position paper - that the definition of work in retirement will be uniquely yours? Fully 80% of those who responded to the survey expect to continue some type of work after they reach retirement age.

Many women don’t have control over the decision regarding changes in their work situation. They may be faced, unexpectedly, with the loss of a job or a business. Or, out of financial necessity, they have no choice but to continue supporting themselves and their families. In addition, the aftermath of 9/11 and the economic downturn drove women into the workforce who otherwise would have reduced their workload or retired completely.

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Redefining Aging in America

As Boomers get older, they’re redefining what it means to be old. That doesn’t mean Boomers want to be back in their 20s or 30s; it simply means they want to feel as good as possible for their age. In fact, many Boomers say they feel about 12 years younger than they are. They’re realistic about what it means to grow older, but they aren’t ready to be “old.” Maybe they’ll never be ready.

“The massive postwar boomer generation that drove every significant cultural and marketing trend for 50 years…is defying marketers’ expectations about how it wants to live and shop,” says Louise Lee in BusinessWeek.

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Baby Boomers everywhere are searching for the Fountain of Youth and they have been looking in all the wrong places!

Men and women born between 1946 and 1964 are facing the most arduous and difficult challenge of their existence– the challenge of growing older while maintaining their youthful essence that stems from the Flower Power era.

The fitness craze that began with Jack LaLanne in the 60’s has mushroomed to encompass many avenues and modalities of boomers seeking better biceps and rock hard abs. After years of working out, running, lifting, bicycling, tennis and more, these die-hard seekers of youth are still seeking something greater that will keep them looking younger than their years because their faces have not enjoyed the benefit of exercise. A toned, healthy looking body does not produce a toned, healthy looking face.

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Wealth creation belongs to you as a baby boomer. You served your time in the workplace or you’ve had enough business failures to write a bestseller on the subject

As a baby boomer who shuns the traditional gravitating to the grave model of existence you need to be clear on the nature of your “refirement”.

They key issue for every baby boomer who desires to refire is -

“How can I use my life and work experiences to create streams of income to keep me in the lifestyle to which I have become accustomed?”

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Baby Boomers everywhere are searching for the Fountain of Youth and they have been looking in all the wrong places!

Men and women born between 1946 and 1964 are facing the most arduous and difficult challenge of their existence– the challenge of growing older while maintaining their youthful essence that stems from the Flower Power era.

The fitness craze that began with Jack LaLanne in the 60’s has mushroomed to encompass many avenues and modalities of boomers seeking better biceps and rock hard abs. After years of working out, running, lifting, bicycling, tennis and more, these die-hard seekers of youth are still seeking something greater that will keep them looking younger than their years because their faces have not enjoyed the benefit of exercise. A toned, healthy looking body does not produce a toned, healthy looking face.

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Poor Circulation is a common problem amongst baby boomers and seniors alike.
Poor leg circulation may result in restricted blood flow to the legs and is known as Peripheral Vascular Disease. (PVD)

PVD occurs in the blood vessels that are located outside of the heart. It may occur in peripheral arteries (blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart) or peripheral veins (blood vessels that carry blood toward the heart).

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