Eight percent of those individuals who are 65 years old will live to be 100. When a husband and wife reach the age of 65, the odds are that one of them will live to be 93 years old. Medical advances are such that we do not know with certainty our longevity. What we do know with certainty is that Boomers will live longer than they anticipate, they want their money to last as long as they do, and they do not want to reduce their standard of living at any time during their retirement. During our retirement we are responsible for providing our paycheck for at least 25 years.
Retirement takes careful planning.
Financial Planning for the Baby Boomer Client. By Vera Massey Nichols Constipation affects almost every one of us at one time or another. Many Americans, however, are finding constipation to be a more common occurrence. Medications can create constipation problems too. Some antacids containing aluminum or calcium, antihistamines, iron supplements, and drugs used to treat Parkinson's disease are common offenders.