March 22nd, 2008
Here are some amusing images FWD’ed to me in my email InBox … Enjoy!


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March 14th, 2008
One of the best things that you can do for yourself in your lifetime is prepare and plan properly for retirement. You want to be able to do more than just live comfortably after you retire, you want to be able to maintain the same lifestyle that you did before, if not better, and this can only be done with proper and effective planning and management skills.
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March 11th, 2008
For those individuals who have no financial acumen at all, they may want to consider using retirement planning services to help them devise a plan for when they are no longer working. While it is your money, your savings and your retirement future, if you choose to use retirement planning services it may pay to follow their advice, since you are paying for their services. Some financial services companies offer this service free as long as your investments and savings are held by their companies others charge a flat fee for helping you put your financial life in order.
One thing to remember about most retirement planning services is that they are there to help you however, they are not going to treat you like a baby. Most of them will tell you how it is, regardless of how ugly the outlook may be they will offer the advice needed to make sure you are taken care of during your retirement years. If you choose the use of retirement planning services and ignore their advice, the money you spent for their direction will be a waste.
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March 10th, 2008
Many people find that as they get older, they get a few hours less sleep a night. Many attribute this phenomenon to the aging process. Unfortunately, sleeping is how our bodies rejuvenate themselves. Sleep is essential to your health but millions of older adults don’t get enough which can contribute to feelings of fatigue and drowsiness. In addition, lack of sleep can cause memory lapses and trouble with concentration. These two things could also be attributed to symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. Also, add a lower immunity threshold as well as obesity and heart disease risks.
A night here and there of insomnia is no big deal, but days at a time can be a serious threat to your health. How many nights does the average older adult need anyway? Every person is different but the average amount of sleep needed per night to feel energized and refreshed is seven to nine hours. If you are not getting this much sleep, don’t ignore the problem. Consider the following reasons why you should seek help with your sleeping problems:
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