Comments on: Are the Rules of Retirement Changing? http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/are-the-rules-of-retirement-changing Passive Income Ideas and Tips Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:16:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: home care http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/are-the-rules-of-retirement-changing/comment-page-1#comment-65679 home care Fri, 17 Dec 2010 05:54:10 +0000 http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/?p=1779#comment-65679 Don't forget that should you be selecting a health and wellbeing care facility or care approach for a loved a person, you may need to be reasonable. It could possibly be difficult to precisely see the wellness needs of a guardian or relative considering you would like to feel they are capable and in fantastic wellbeing. But ignoring the needs of certain medical circumstances, no matter whether the wandering tendencies of an Alzheimer's patient or the tremors of a person with Parkinson's can basically do them hurt. Don’t forget that should you be selecting a health and wellbeing care facility or care approach for a loved a person, you may need to be reasonable. It could possibly be difficult to precisely see the wellness needs of a guardian or relative considering you would like to feel they are capable and in fantastic wellbeing. But ignoring the needs of certain medical circumstances, no matter whether the wandering tendencies of an Alzheimer’s patient or the tremors of a person with Parkinson’s can basically do them hurt.

]]> By: Mike Rowan http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/are-the-rules-of-retirement-changing/comment-page-1#comment-9708 Mike Rowan Thu, 12 Feb 2009 22:05:47 +0000 http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/?p=1779#comment-9708 Hey man! Thanks for the reference!!! I enjoy reading your blog. Let me know if you would like to be on our blogroll and vice versa. Mike <abbr><em>Mike Rowan’s last blog post..$8,000 Tax Credit for First Time Buyers | Mortgage Rates Drop</abbr></em> Hey man! Thanks for the reference!!!

I enjoy reading your blog. Let me know if you would like to be on our blogroll and vice versa.

Mike

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]]> By: Carnival of Money Hacks 48th Edition - Presidential Election Edition | My Journey to Millions http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/are-the-rules-of-retirement-changing/comment-page-1#comment-7589 Carnival of Money Hacks 48th Edition - Presidential Election Edition | My Journey to Millions Thu, 22 Jan 2009 05:37:31 +0000 http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/?p=1779#comment-7589 [...] Family Income discusses whether the rules of retirement are changing?  It is a thought provoking article, but I don’t think the rules, per se, are changing but [...] [...] Family Income discusses whether the rules of retirement are changing?  It is a thought provoking article, but I don’t think the rules, per se, are changing but [...]

]]> By: Funny about Money http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/are-the-rules-of-retirement-changing/comment-page-1#comment-7540 Funny about Money Wed, 21 Jan 2009 16:02:44 +0000 http://www.passivefamilyincome.com/?p=1779#comment-7540 Planning's good. But it doesn't help when your assumptions crash in flames. I had plenty of money to retire, and in fact planned to be retired by now. No more! To gild the proverbial lily, there's a good chance I'll be laid off. When you reach a certain age, there's not a chance you'll ever be hired for a decently paying job. I'm past that age. So, I'm now looking at the possibility of an "enforced" retirement during which I really should not be drawing down what remains of my retirement savings; Social Security payments that will come nowhere near supporting me; and the extreme unlikelihood of finding even part-time work that will bring in the 14 grand I would be allowed to earn while drawing S.S. There are some things you can't plan for. A depression settling in just as you're ready to settle in to your armchair is one of them. :-D <abbr><em>Funny about Money’s last blog post..<a href="http://funny-about-money.com/2009/01/20/layoff-plans-use-savings-or-start-social-security/" rel="nofollow">Layoff Plans: Use savings or start Social Security?</a></abbr></em> Planning’s good. But it doesn’t help when your assumptions crash in flames. I had plenty of money to retire, and in fact planned to be retired by now. No more!

To gild the proverbial lily, there’s a good chance I’ll be laid off. When you reach a certain age, there’s not a chance you’ll ever be hired for a decently paying job. I’m past that age. So, I’m now looking at the possibility of an “enforced” retirement during which I really should not be drawing down what remains of my retirement savings; Social Security payments that will come nowhere near supporting me; and the extreme unlikelihood of finding even part-time work that will bring in the 14 grand I would be allowed to earn while drawing S.S.

There are some things you can’t plan for. A depression settling in just as you’re ready to settle in to your armchair is one of them. :-D

Funny about Money’s last blog post..Layoff Plans: Use savings or start Social Security?

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