Natural Disasters Bring Out the Best of the Human Spirit
BoomerCafé co-founder and executive editor Greg Dobbs has been watching the news from Oklahoma with a perspective few of us have. He knows what is happening behind the scenes.
We’re running a primer on BoomerCafé on how to enroll in Medicare once you’re 65. This part is about prescription drug coverage, called “Medicare Part D.” There are tricky choices to be made.
Not long ago on BoomerCafé, you had the chance to share something that every baby boomer either already has dealt with, or is start to now, or will have to deal with: Medicare. Here is a primer for Medicare Part C.
We might be living active lifestyles … but while that softens the march of time, it doesn’t stop it: more baby boomers every day are turning the magical age of 65, the time for sorting out Medicare.
With increasing numbers of baby boomers getting Medicare coverage, here is some helpful guidance.
The first baby boomers will be old enough to qualify for Medicare Jan. 1, and many fear the program’s obituary will be written before their own.
America’s growing ethnic diversity gets a lot of attention, but the biggest demographic story in the country today is our booming senior population, reports the Holland, Michigan, Sentinel. The vanguard of the 76 million-strong baby boomer generation (dated from 1946 to 1964) started applying for Social Security this year, and as that huge cohort ages [...]
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