Baby Boomer Finance – Older Boomers and The Economy

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This is your host, Denise Boomer and Dr. Bee Boomer, welcoming you to this weeks edition of the Baby Boomer Finance on PodcastForBoomers.com.

This week we are talking about Older Boomers and The Economy.

As we get closer to retirement, the economy can hit us harder. Not only are prices rising but retirement accounts are hit hard in reduced value.

But you are still working and can wait out the downside. Just continue to work and rebuild for retirement.

For those who have retired, it can really be a catastrophe. Some questions to ask yourself. Can you go back to work? Can you survive until the economy recovers? Retirees are hit harder because many of them are not able to work and therefore make up for their losses.

So your older relatives may be in a very serious financial situation now that the economy has gotten worse. You may want to check on them to be sure they can survive under these circumstances.

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Cathy Warren @ 8:11 am #

Great advice regarding asking older relatives about their finances. This can be a touchy subject. Many people do not want to discuss their finances. The best way to broach the subject is to start discussing your own concerns regarding your finances. This will hopefully open the discussion and they will feel more comfortable discussing their concerns.

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