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In 2011, less than four years from now, the leading edge of 76 million people will hit the traditional retirement age-65-years-old,, and for the next 18 years, millions of retirees will overwhelm the nation’s social security and medicare systems. Think carefully now! Are you a baby boomer? If you are troubles loom ahead and these facts affect you.
Between 1946 and 1964, 76 million babies were born in this country. We refer to them as the baby boomers, the most significant cohort in the nation’s history. Tim Sales, a network marketing trainer likens the baby boomers to a basketball moving through a water hose. If you know where the basketball is, and can figure out what 76 million people want, you can earn tons of money. From the late 1940s through the 1950s decade, the baby boomers made Gerber’s and Halbros million dollar companies. Baby boomers started getting driver’s licenses just in time to make the Mustang the nation’s number one muscle car in history. As these boomers hit their mid-to-late 20s, even early 30s, and had heard for the last time: “My house, my rules,” they fueled the nation’s largest residential building boom in history.

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Did you know that the quickest growing users of the Internet are the over 65’s, with almost 7 million seniors going online in the US alone. Initially however its thought that most seniors are hesitant, even worried about keeping up with new technologies and the latest crazes. When however they realise the Internet is here to stay and the new possibilities it brings to their lives most forward thinking pensioners are eager to embrace the Web like an old friend.

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As the baby boomers turn sixty over the next 18 years, how will they manage their health care compared to their parents? Ahead of them is a longer life expectancy than their parents, and with it, the time to do more. The key of course, is staying healthy to do what they want.

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, those who are alive today can expect to live well into their 80’s. Those in better health than the average boomer can add 15 years to that and have a very good chance of seeing their whole family together for their 100th birthday. Some will celebrate their 120th birthday. But, there is a major difference between celebrating a 120th birthday and simply still being alive. It is a given that being healthy is preferable to simply still being alive. But how does one accomplish that?

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Midlife crisis symptoms can seem to come out of nowhere. More common for men than women, midlife crisis symptoms can turn your life upside down.

Not sure if you or someone you love is suffering from midlife crisis symptoms? Here’s a list of common midlife crisis symptoms:

1. Impulsive behavior and decisions. Often people suffering through midlife crisis take actions that seem to come out of nowhere. These actions are often related to money and/or career or relationships.

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Baby Boomers, in case you’ve never heard of us, are folks that were born between 1946 and 1964. My own family of origin happens to have five baby boomers: myself, born in 1948, a sister born in 1950, a brother born in 1952, a sister born in 1955 and a sister born in 1960. We all love music and grew up with radios, hifi’s and finally stereo’s blaring. Even though we were preacher’s kids we loved the popular music of our day. I have fond memories of my sister and me standing on the sidewalk outside our home, holding sticks as pretend microphones and singing “Standing on the Sidewalk, Watching all the Girls Go By.”

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As the baby boomers turn sixty over the next 18 years, how will they manage their health care compared to their parents? Ahead of them is a longer life expectancy than their parents, and with it, the time to do more. The key of course, is staying healthy to do what they want.

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, those who are alive today can expect to live well into their 80’s. Those in better health than the average boomer can add 15 years to that and have a very good chance of seeing their whole family together for their 100th birthday. Some will celebrate their 120th birthday. But, there is a major difference between celebrating a 120th birthday and simply still being alive. It is a given that being healthy is preferable to simply still being alive. But how does one accomplish that?

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In 2011, less than four years from now, the leading edge of 76 million people will hit the traditional retirement age-65-years-old,, and for the next 18 years, millions of retirees will overwhelm the nation’s social security and medicare systems. Think carefully now! Are you a baby boomer? If you are troubles loom ahead and these facts affect you.
Between 1946 and 1964, 76 million babies were born in this country. We refer to them as the baby boomers, the most significant cohort in the nation’s history. Tim Sales, a network marketing trainer likens the baby boomers to a basketball moving through a water hose. If you know where the basketball is, and can figure out what 76 million people want, you can earn tons of money. From the late 1940s through the 1950s decade, the baby boomers made Gerber’s and Halbros million dollar companies. Baby boomers started getting driver’s licenses just in time to make the Mustang the nation’s number one muscle car in history. As these boomers hit their mid-to-late 20s, even early 30s, and had heard for the last time: “My house, my rules,” they fueled the nation’s largest residential building boom in history.

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As the baby boomers turn sixty over the next 18 years, how will they manage their health care compared to their parents? Ahead of them is a longer life expectancy than their parents, and with it, the time to do more. The key of course, is staying healthy to do what they want.

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, those who are alive today can expect to live well into their 80’s. Those in better health than the average boomer can add 15 years to that and have a very good chance of seeing their whole family together for their 100th birthday. Some will celebrate their 120th birthday. But, there is a major difference between celebrating a 120th birthday and simply still being alive. It is a given that being healthy is preferable to simply still being alive. But how does one accomplish that?

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Did you know that the quickest growing users of the Internet are the over 65’s, with almost 7 million seniors going online in the US alone. Initially however its thought that most seniors are hesitant, even worried about keeping up with new technologies and the latest crazes. When however they realise the Internet is here to stay and the new possibilities it brings to their lives most forward thinking pensioners are eager to embrace the Web like an old friend.

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95% of Baby Boomers are booking their travel online and heading for the nearest airport for a great travel adventure. Here are some guidelines that might be useful to remember. Although you cannot anticipate every possibility, using these ideas should help make your trip more enjoyable and help you to arrive as planned.

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