Financial security comes from having a stable, well-paying job or business. However, less than 10% of Filipinos are truly wealthy due to bad money habits like overspending and lack of savings and investment. To become rich, one must pay themselves first by saving 10% of earnings each paycheck and starting investments early, as it's choices around time and money management, not the amount of money itself, that determines wealth. Success also often involves failure initially, so perseverance is important.
Charity alone is not enough to enact justice and reform is needed. The document calls for reform through higher taxes, reforming property taxes and housing, implementing a basic income, constitutionally protecting social and economic rights, and ending practices like food banks, workfare, sanctions, and stigma. These reforms aim to redistribute income and wealth as well as end poverty and insecurity.
The document discusses the importance of life insurance, noting statistics that show many people are underinsured or lack coverage, and that an unexpected death can cause major financial problems for families. It promotes a life program from DTeamCares.com to help people provide for their loved ones in case something happens to them, and ensure they can leave a legacy through proper financial and insurance provisions. The program aims to ease the burden of loss by protecting dreams and lifestyle for those left behind.
Seller's have more power than buyers n the current market (at least in the hot towns I cover). But that doesn't mean home buyers have to cave. Use these 7 tips to better navigate.
The document discusses factors for baby boomers to consider when deciding where to live after retirement. It outlines five top criteria: access to health care, climate, cultural/recreational activities, cost of living, and lifestyle preferences such as being near nature or urban areas. Baby boomers will need to determine if they want to buy or rent based on their assets and income, and how much travel they plan to do may impact the type of home that best suits their needs, such as a low-maintenance apartment. Retiring in college towns is presented as an option that offers cultural activities, stable economies, affordable housing and recreational facilities.
This document provides information about assisted living facilities and sales strategies for marketing to potential residents. It discusses:
- The average age and needs of assisted living residents
- Common services provided by facilities like help with medications and housework
- Where current residents moved from, with most from private homes
- Strategies for sales calls, like asking questions to understand needs and scheduling tours
- The importance of listening to potential residents to understand their situation
The National Council on Aging (NCOA) is committed to helping older adults live independently in their own homes for as long as possible. As people age, health or financial challenges can make living at home difficult. This booklet aims to help seniors understand options like reverse mortgages that can provide funds to pay for services needed to age in place. It discusses factors to consider when deciding if aging in place is feasible and sustainable.
The Compass & Clock program is comprised of your neighbors. We are grateful for the support of our participants, for without them Compass & Clock would not exist. This collection of knowledgeable and myriad resources is designed to help you navigate your journey through middle age, retirement, and senior years. Welcome to a community conceived to guide you into your best future.
We publish 2 print editions a year. Here is the Spring/Summer edition, and the Fall/Winter edition will be out by November 1st.
Please feel free to write to us with feedback, suggestions, and info you would like to see in our next publication or on the website, etc.
compassandclockmc@gmail.com
Financial security comes from having a stable, well-paying job or business. However, less than 10% of Filipinos are truly wealthy due to bad money habits like overspending and lack of savings and investment. To become rich, one must pay themselves first by saving 10% of earnings each paycheck and starting investments early, as it's choices around time and money management, not the amount of money itself, that determines wealth. Success also often involves failure initially, so perseverance is important.
Charity alone is not enough to enact justice and reform is needed. The document calls for reform through higher taxes, reforming property taxes and housing, implementing a basic income, constitutionally protecting social and economic rights, and ending practices like food banks, workfare, sanctions, and stigma. These reforms aim to redistribute income and wealth as well as end poverty and insecurity.
The document discusses the importance of life insurance, noting statistics that show many people are underinsured or lack coverage, and that an unexpected death can cause major financial problems for families. It promotes a life program from DTeamCares.com to help people provide for their loved ones in case something happens to them, and ensure they can leave a legacy through proper financial and insurance provisions. The program aims to ease the burden of loss by protecting dreams and lifestyle for those left behind.
Seller's have more power than buyers n the current market (at least in the hot towns I cover). But that doesn't mean home buyers have to cave. Use these 7 tips to better navigate.
The document discusses factors for baby boomers to consider when deciding where to live after retirement. It outlines five top criteria: access to health care, climate, cultural/recreational activities, cost of living, and lifestyle preferences such as being near nature or urban areas. Baby boomers will need to determine if they want to buy or rent based on their assets and income, and how much travel they plan to do may impact the type of home that best suits their needs, such as a low-maintenance apartment. Retiring in college towns is presented as an option that offers cultural activities, stable economies, affordable housing and recreational facilities.
This document provides information about assisted living facilities and sales strategies for marketing to potential residents. It discusses:
- The average age and needs of assisted living residents
- Common services provided by facilities like help with medications and housework
- Where current residents moved from, with most from private homes
- Strategies for sales calls, like asking questions to understand needs and scheduling tours
- The importance of listening to potential residents to understand their situation
The National Council on Aging (NCOA) is committed to helping older adults live independently in their own homes for as long as possible. As people age, health or financial challenges can make living at home difficult. This booklet aims to help seniors understand options like reverse mortgages that can provide funds to pay for services needed to age in place. It discusses factors to consider when deciding if aging in place is feasible and sustainable.
The Compass & Clock program is comprised of your neighbors. We are grateful for the support of our participants, for without them Compass & Clock would not exist. This collection of knowledgeable and myriad resources is designed to help you navigate your journey through middle age, retirement, and senior years. Welcome to a community conceived to guide you into your best future.
We publish 2 print editions a year. Here is the Spring/Summer edition, and the Fall/Winter edition will be out by November 1st.
Please feel free to write to us with feedback, suggestions, and info you would like to see in our next publication or on the website, etc.
compassandclockmc@gmail.com
This document provides 5 questions to ask yourself 5 years before retirement to help envision your retirement lifestyle and needs:
1. Where will you live? Consider housing costs, proximity to family, employment opportunities, and travel plans.
2. What will you do? Consider if activities will generate income or expenses like hobbies and travel.
3. How well will you live? Will your lifestyle be simple or more extravagant?
4. How long do you expect to live? Plan for longevity to 95-100 years old.
5. What surprises may occur? Consider potential health issues, needs of family, economic conditions, and disasters. Proper planning can help address unexpected events.
The document provides information about tapping into home equity to pay for aging in place. It discusses the challenges of aging in place, including health issues that make living independently difficult, home safety concerns, isolation, and the high costs of supportive services. It outlines options for using home equity through short-term loans for immediate needs or longer-term loans like reverse mortgages. Reverse mortgages can provide a lump sum or line of credit but also have costs and risks to consider. The document aims to help older homeowners understand their options and decide if tapping home equity makes financial sense for their individual situation.
This document discusses various housing options for older individuals, including staying in their current home with assistance, moving in with family, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes. It provides factors to consider for each option such as privacy, cost, level of care needed, and financial and family implications. The options range from remaining independent with help to requiring full medical care.
The document discusses several important factors to consider when choosing a retirement destination, including accessible healthcare, affordability, travel access, climate preferences, interests and activities, and whether a restricted age community is preferred. An SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist) can help gather necessary information on various locations to make an informed decision that meets retirement needs.
7 Common Questions About Financing Senior LivingMarketingTeamBiz
This document discusses common questions about financing senior living and provides answers. It addresses questions such as how much assisted living costs on average, whether costs are included or a la carte, if moving to a cheaper city could save money, if Medicaid or Medicare cover any costs, where to look for financing options, and what types of professionals can help such as public benefits counselors, geriatric care managers, and eldercare resource planners. The document aims to help people better understand their options for financing senior living arrangements.
The document provides 5 questions to ask yourself 5 years before retirement to help envision your retirement lifestyle and needs:
1. Where will you live and how will location impact costs of housing, taxes, proximity to family, and availability of work?
2. What activities will fill your time and how will those impact your budget as some are more expensive than others?
3. How will you want to live in terms of lifestyle - frugally or lavishly?
4. How long do you expect to live and plan finances accordingly rather than just average life expectancy?
5. What unexpected life events like health problems, family issues, economic downturns or disasters might impact your finances? Advanced
This document provides 5 questions to ask yourself 5 years before retirement to help envision your retirement lifestyle and needs:
1. Where will you live? Consider housing costs, proximity to family, employment opportunities, and general location preferences.
2. What will you do? Consider if activities will generate income or expenses, such as travel, hobbies, volunteering, or starting a business.
3. How well will you live? Will your lifestyle be simple and low-cost or more extravagant if funds allow.
4. How long do you expect to live? Plan for longevity to age 95-100 since individual life expectancy is unpredictable.
5. What surprises may occur? Consider
November Real Estate Newsletter for WinnipegBo Kauffmann
This document discusses walkability and its value for homeowners and communities. It reports that homes with above average walkability scores sold for $4,000-$34,000 more in 2009 than other homes. Walkability refers to living in an area where daily needs can be accessed on foot. Younger homebuyers especially seek walkable urban areas that don't require long commutes. Walk Score measures walkability and its data is used by real estate sites and influences home prices. The benefits of walkability, like public transit and biking, are also growing in importance.
Renters insurance provides important protection for your assets when downsizing to an apartment or smaller home. It replaces lost or stolen personal items and also provides liability coverage for incidents like dog bites or accidents that damage neighboring properties. Even when living in an assisted living facility, renters insurance remains valuable as it covers personal possessions and provides liability protection for events involving pets. The cost of renters insurance starts at just $8 per month, offering affordable protection for your most valuable remaining assets.
No more do you have to fear the dreaded "nursing home." As our loved ones age, there are so many assisted living options to choose from. Seniorly has compiled all of the information you could ever want in this 14 slide presentation. From types of communities, to understanding costs and more, this your ideal assisted living primer.
Millennials on the Move
The document discusses how millennials are breaking from traditional norms around marriage, children, and home ownership. Some key statistics are that 25% of millennials don't plan to marry, 30% don't plan to have children, and net home ownership among millennials is 54% lower than average. The document also notes that 69% of millennials crave adventure. It suggests companies rethink recruitment and retention to cater to millennials, who want individualized offerings, opportunities for travel and exploration, and to be entertained at work. Getting these programs right ensures a steady workforce as millennials become the largest demographic.
Professional Organizing for the Senior Market: NAPO-WDCRICAEnterprisesLLC
This document provides statistics on the growing senior population and opportunities for businesses that serve seniors. The senior population is expected to double by 2030, with Americans aged 55+ accounting for a significant portion of spending. Many seniors prefer to age in place or in retirement communities. The document outlines services needed by seniors like organizing, downsizing, and moving assistance. It emphasizes developing trust with seniors and differentiating one's business to compete in this lucrative market. Educational resources are provided to learn skills for working with seniors.
The document discusses three approaches to development: the Rights Based approach, Basic Needs approach, and Capability approach. The Rights Based approach views development through the lens of universal human rights to create freedom, justice, and peace. However, it is criticized for being too vague and difficult to implement. The Basic Needs approach focuses on meeting basic material needs like food, water, shelter, and healthcare. But it is limited by not considering higher-level needs. The Capability approach aims to expand people's freedoms and abilities to live fulfilling lives. While comprehensive, it lacks clear guidelines for implementation. In conclusion, the Rights Based approach best promotes fairness but still has room for improvement.
The document discusses the importance of parents planning for their end-of-life arrangements to ease the burden on their children. It argues that not planning is selfish and can damage family relationships, while making your wishes known ensures your legacy and that your family remains close even after you pass away. It then provides information about a company that assists with funeral planning and offers services like transportation of remains for people who pass away outside their home community.
The LIBRE Institute - Financial Power Breakfast - PresentationsJosselin Castillo
Enjoy a compilation of all the power-point presentations that were covered at The LIBRE Institute Financial Power Breakfast on Saturday, January 23rd, 2016.
This document provides guidance to a first-time homebuyer who is considering purchasing a home. It discusses factors for the buyer to consider like location, budget, and property size. It advises consulting family on budget, choosing a location based on connectivity and infrastructure, and selecting a property size that meets future needs. Safety and demographics of the area are also important factors for the buyer to keep in mind. The document aims to help guide the buyer in securing their dream home.
The document discusses the challenges faced by the "Sandwich Generation" - those who provide care and financial support both for their children and aging parents. It notes that 44% of 45-55 year olds fall into this group and on average they provide $10,000 per year and 1,350 hours of support to family members. The document recommends that adult children have conversations with their parents about financial and healthcare planning to prepare for future needs, including discussing long-term care insurance options.
The Baby Boomers Are Comming (Slides 1 11)JumpStart
The document discusses a real estate development company that has identified a market opportunity in developing new homes targeted towards retiring Baby Boomers. It notes that 20,000 people retire per day on average, totaling 80 million retirees in the next 10 years. The company has found that retirees are looking for affordable single-family homes in communities with amenities like golf courses and lakes located in mild climates near family. The company has developed a formula and business model to deliver new homes with 25% built-in equity by finding the right locations and negotiating bulk pricing.
This document provides 5 questions to ask yourself 5 years before retirement to help envision your retirement lifestyle and needs:
1. Where will you live? Consider housing costs, proximity to family, employment opportunities, and travel plans.
2. What will you do? Consider if activities will generate income or expenses like hobbies and travel.
3. How well will you live? Will your lifestyle be simple or more extravagant?
4. How long do you expect to live? Plan for longevity to 95-100 years old.
5. What surprises may occur? Consider potential health issues, needs of family, economic conditions, and disasters. Proper planning can help address unexpected events.
The document provides information about tapping into home equity to pay for aging in place. It discusses the challenges of aging in place, including health issues that make living independently difficult, home safety concerns, isolation, and the high costs of supportive services. It outlines options for using home equity through short-term loans for immediate needs or longer-term loans like reverse mortgages. Reverse mortgages can provide a lump sum or line of credit but also have costs and risks to consider. The document aims to help older homeowners understand their options and decide if tapping home equity makes financial sense for their individual situation.
This document discusses various housing options for older individuals, including staying in their current home with assistance, moving in with family, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes. It provides factors to consider for each option such as privacy, cost, level of care needed, and financial and family implications. The options range from remaining independent with help to requiring full medical care.
The document discusses several important factors to consider when choosing a retirement destination, including accessible healthcare, affordability, travel access, climate preferences, interests and activities, and whether a restricted age community is preferred. An SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist) can help gather necessary information on various locations to make an informed decision that meets retirement needs.
7 Common Questions About Financing Senior LivingMarketingTeamBiz
This document discusses common questions about financing senior living and provides answers. It addresses questions such as how much assisted living costs on average, whether costs are included or a la carte, if moving to a cheaper city could save money, if Medicaid or Medicare cover any costs, where to look for financing options, and what types of professionals can help such as public benefits counselors, geriatric care managers, and eldercare resource planners. The document aims to help people better understand their options for financing senior living arrangements.
The document provides 5 questions to ask yourself 5 years before retirement to help envision your retirement lifestyle and needs:
1. Where will you live and how will location impact costs of housing, taxes, proximity to family, and availability of work?
2. What activities will fill your time and how will those impact your budget as some are more expensive than others?
3. How will you want to live in terms of lifestyle - frugally or lavishly?
4. How long do you expect to live and plan finances accordingly rather than just average life expectancy?
5. What unexpected life events like health problems, family issues, economic downturns or disasters might impact your finances? Advanced
This document provides 5 questions to ask yourself 5 years before retirement to help envision your retirement lifestyle and needs:
1. Where will you live? Consider housing costs, proximity to family, employment opportunities, and general location preferences.
2. What will you do? Consider if activities will generate income or expenses, such as travel, hobbies, volunteering, or starting a business.
3. How well will you live? Will your lifestyle be simple and low-cost or more extravagant if funds allow.
4. How long do you expect to live? Plan for longevity to age 95-100 since individual life expectancy is unpredictable.
5. What surprises may occur? Consider
November Real Estate Newsletter for WinnipegBo Kauffmann
This document discusses walkability and its value for homeowners and communities. It reports that homes with above average walkability scores sold for $4,000-$34,000 more in 2009 than other homes. Walkability refers to living in an area where daily needs can be accessed on foot. Younger homebuyers especially seek walkable urban areas that don't require long commutes. Walk Score measures walkability and its data is used by real estate sites and influences home prices. The benefits of walkability, like public transit and biking, are also growing in importance.
Renters insurance provides important protection for your assets when downsizing to an apartment or smaller home. It replaces lost or stolen personal items and also provides liability coverage for incidents like dog bites or accidents that damage neighboring properties. Even when living in an assisted living facility, renters insurance remains valuable as it covers personal possessions and provides liability protection for events involving pets. The cost of renters insurance starts at just $8 per month, offering affordable protection for your most valuable remaining assets.
No more do you have to fear the dreaded "nursing home." As our loved ones age, there are so many assisted living options to choose from. Seniorly has compiled all of the information you could ever want in this 14 slide presentation. From types of communities, to understanding costs and more, this your ideal assisted living primer.
Millennials on the Move
The document discusses how millennials are breaking from traditional norms around marriage, children, and home ownership. Some key statistics are that 25% of millennials don't plan to marry, 30% don't plan to have children, and net home ownership among millennials is 54% lower than average. The document also notes that 69% of millennials crave adventure. It suggests companies rethink recruitment and retention to cater to millennials, who want individualized offerings, opportunities for travel and exploration, and to be entertained at work. Getting these programs right ensures a steady workforce as millennials become the largest demographic.
Professional Organizing for the Senior Market: NAPO-WDCRICAEnterprisesLLC
This document provides statistics on the growing senior population and opportunities for businesses that serve seniors. The senior population is expected to double by 2030, with Americans aged 55+ accounting for a significant portion of spending. Many seniors prefer to age in place or in retirement communities. The document outlines services needed by seniors like organizing, downsizing, and moving assistance. It emphasizes developing trust with seniors and differentiating one's business to compete in this lucrative market. Educational resources are provided to learn skills for working with seniors.
The document discusses three approaches to development: the Rights Based approach, Basic Needs approach, and Capability approach. The Rights Based approach views development through the lens of universal human rights to create freedom, justice, and peace. However, it is criticized for being too vague and difficult to implement. The Basic Needs approach focuses on meeting basic material needs like food, water, shelter, and healthcare. But it is limited by not considering higher-level needs. The Capability approach aims to expand people's freedoms and abilities to live fulfilling lives. While comprehensive, it lacks clear guidelines for implementation. In conclusion, the Rights Based approach best promotes fairness but still has room for improvement.
The document discusses the importance of parents planning for their end-of-life arrangements to ease the burden on their children. It argues that not planning is selfish and can damage family relationships, while making your wishes known ensures your legacy and that your family remains close even after you pass away. It then provides information about a company that assists with funeral planning and offers services like transportation of remains for people who pass away outside their home community.
The LIBRE Institute - Financial Power Breakfast - PresentationsJosselin Castillo
Enjoy a compilation of all the power-point presentations that were covered at The LIBRE Institute Financial Power Breakfast on Saturday, January 23rd, 2016.
This document provides guidance to a first-time homebuyer who is considering purchasing a home. It discusses factors for the buyer to consider like location, budget, and property size. It advises consulting family on budget, choosing a location based on connectivity and infrastructure, and selecting a property size that meets future needs. Safety and demographics of the area are also important factors for the buyer to keep in mind. The document aims to help guide the buyer in securing their dream home.
The document discusses the challenges faced by the "Sandwich Generation" - those who provide care and financial support both for their children and aging parents. It notes that 44% of 45-55 year olds fall into this group and on average they provide $10,000 per year and 1,350 hours of support to family members. The document recommends that adult children have conversations with their parents about financial and healthcare planning to prepare for future needs, including discussing long-term care insurance options.
The Baby Boomers Are Comming (Slides 1 11)JumpStart
The document discusses a real estate development company that has identified a market opportunity in developing new homes targeted towards retiring Baby Boomers. It notes that 20,000 people retire per day on average, totaling 80 million retirees in the next 10 years. The company has found that retirees are looking for affordable single-family homes in communities with amenities like golf courses and lakes located in mild climates near family. The company has developed a formula and business model to deliver new homes with 25% built-in equity by finding the right locations and negotiating bulk pricing.
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Amid the constant barrage of distractions and dwindling motivation, self-discipline emerges as the unwavering beacon that guides individuals toward triumph. This vital quality serves as the key to unlocking one’s true potential, whether the aspiration is to attain personal goals, ascend the career ladder, or refine everyday habits.
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4. Top 5 Criteria to Consider for
Where to Live Next
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Climate
Cultural &
Recreational Activities
Cost of Living
5. What's Right For You?
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At this stage of life, the benefits to buying versus
renting change significantly. To decide which is
right for you you need to consider the amount of
equity you have in your current reisdence, as well
as your other assets, income etc. Talk to your
financial adviser about this. This decision will
imapct the subsequent decisions about where to
live next.
7. Maybe One of Each
Did you know a reversed mortgage can be used to finance
a vacation home? And if you scale down your primary
residence, you may be able to well afford both.
8. How Much do You
Plan on Traveling?
The amount of travel you plan on doing may impact the
lifestyle you choose. If you plan to be away alot, you
may want to consider a residence with low
maintenance that is easy to lock up and leave - like an
apartment, condo or townhome.
9. Growing Trend
Retiring in a College Town - A Great
Option to ConsiderRetiring in a College
Town
College towns offer an abundance of cultural
activites, stable economies, affordable housing and
recreational facilities
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Raleigh Durham, North
Carolina
Princeton, New Jersey
Athens, Georgia
Charlottsville,
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