Baby boomers worry about finances and health costs
Associated Press LifeGoesStrong poll finds 43 percent of baby boomers born 1946 to 1964 fear paying medical bills including long term care and 41 percent worry about losing financial independence amid slow economy and rising health care costs.
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Jennifer C. Kerr
Associated Press
Washington
Associated Press-LifeGoesStrong.com
On the Rise Boomers See Harder Retirement
El lie Krall of Manalapan New Jersey a 50 year old orthopedic office manager and mother of an 18 year old son in college predicts she will not fully retire. An expert Olivia Mitchell of Wharton advises delaying retirement by two to five years to protect nest egg as living costs in retirement remain high.
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Ellie Krall
Manalapan
N.J
Krall
Olivia Mitchell
Wharton School of
University of Pennsylvania
Retired Ottawa classmates recall Class of 1941 memories
Seventy years after graduation the Ottawa High School Class of 1941 members now aged 87 or 88 meet monthly at the Old 56 Family Restaurant to swap stories of school days, war separations, families, and aging. Pauline Yockey, the youngest at 87, recalls basketball and the era when athletes rarely traveled.
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Moore
Detwiler
Princeton St
Ottawa
Pauline Yockey
Yockey
United States
Pearl Harbor
Dot Detwiler
Kenneth M. Edwards
Almeda Edwards
Vada Cartmill
Max Cartmill
Lend Belle Moore
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