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As the population ages in the United State, there is an increasing need for information and resources to help these "Retired Brains" cope and thrive. While information on retirement is readily available, there are few good resources that pull it all together.
A reference guide is now available specifically for retirees or those approaching retirement who want to make the most of their lives in retirement.
Learn how to find part-time or temporary work or obtain information on a variety of topics, including:
- Internet/computer training for beginners
- Prescription drugs
- Memory loss
- Checking your pension
- Financing your retirement
- Continuing your education
- Finding a job
- Insurance products for retirees
- housing and assisted living options
- Achieving a healthier lifestyle and dealing with the loss of a loved one
- Volunteering
Invent Your Retirement Resources for the Good Life has an impressive and comprehensive directory of web sites and contact information to make searching and gathering information fast and easy
Reviews
"Art Koff is the living, breathing example of the kind of pro-active, opportunistic living that this book describes in practical detail. It's the perfect tonic to jolt seniors out of their lethargy and headlong into their Golden Years."
Ted Pincus, Business Columnist, Chicago Sun Times
"Invent Your Retirement is the perfect prescription for turning those declining years into a productive and satisfying second half of your life. A smorgasbord of ideas coupled with a pot-full of checklists and a pinch of attitude are all it takes"
Gerry Crispin, Author, Chief Navigator, CareerXroads.com
You can click on the book to be directed to Amazon where you may purchase it if you like.
Art Koff
Founder, RetiredBrains.com
Author, Invent Your Retirement
The Hard Times Guide to Retirement Security
I heartily recommend checking out this new book authored by my friend Mark Miller. It offers an excellent examenation of retirement issues in our post crash economy.
You can download a chapter Working Longer Can Boost Your Retirement Security, free to check out the value of this interesting and worthwhile book.
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