Client Experience: Representation of a typical conversation between a client and a SecurePath by Transamerica financial advisor.
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Cosmic Connection: Single, divorced and widowed boomers want friendship and positive, long-term relationships. Cosmic Connections, Inc. was founded by two women who found a way to offer social events where people can have fun in a no-pressure environment and meet people who want to meet people.
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Wine Divas: Learn more about this organization—begun by ten African-American women who wanted to learn about wine and develop strong friendships along the way. Now, over 2,000 strong, these wine enthusiasts host theme dinners where food and wine are paired with sisterhood.
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Boomerang Kids: Baby Boomer couples dealing with adult children moving back home.
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Brickbottom Artists: An art exhibition exploring the relationship between aging parent and adult child.
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Family Reunion: Perfect for families who want stay connected, share experiences, and pass along traditions.
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Parenting Grandparents: Empty nesters starting parenting roles all over again, with grandchildren.
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Healthy Change: Finding simple ways to enjoy a healthier lifestyle. Staying active, eating healthy and changing habits changed the lives of Lynn and David.
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Memory Ride: Tips for keeping your brain active and healthy. Learn from these boomers who participated in a 130 mile bike ride to raise money for Alzheimer's.
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Shake Your Boomer: Take a look at how the 50+ population finds joy in exercise that both moves and "shakes the soul."
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Tango: The "dance of love" can be a great way to stay close while staying in shape.
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The Boomer Report: Staying Active in Lake Tahoe. Join Joe Winkler and The Boomer Report as he hits the slopes in beautiful Lake Tahoe. Follow along as he skis, experiences the nightlife and finds out how local boomers are keeping active.
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Active Adult Communities: Active adult communities are getting a makeover for today's generation.
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Co-Housing: Drawing on a concept from the 60s, some people are finding new connections through co-housing.
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San Miguel de Allende: Warmth, charm, and a dollar that stretches for miles are luring many people south of the border.
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Empty Nester Dream House: For some people, an empty nest is just the catalyst they need to build the house they've always wanted.
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Downsizing To Save: Downsizing is an easy way to cut costs and simplify daily living. Watch Allison transition from her suburban life to condo living on a budget.
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Portfolio Living: When John is sent to Suite 714, the Office of Retirement Allocation, he is dismayed to learn that after he subtracts out time spent on the job and commuting—he still has 3,420,000 minutes left in his retirement bank. Fortunately, with some sound advice and resources he leaves the office knowing that he shouldn't retire his experience—he should use it. He is retiring from work, not life. The time to think about retirement is before you retire.
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Positive Aging: It's your retirement: Walk that walk. Americans ages 50 all the way to 80 are not standing still in their "retirement."
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Vocation Vacation: Trying out a new job. What does an insurance executive from New Jersey have in common with an acclaimed winemaker from Germany?
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Peace Corps Volunteers: Give back an executive couple uses their business skills to help the poorest citizens of Eastern Europe's Moldova, Romania.
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Boomers In Service: Civic Ventures offers midlife volunteering opportunities ranging from mentoring kids in urban cities to management consulting for non-profits.
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Volunteer Veterinarian: A veterinarian from Massachusetts devotes vacation time to care for Puerto Rico's forgotten animal population.
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Dance of Tennis: To this former professional tennis player, the game is one of self expression. Not only has he been teaching inner-city children about the joy and rhythm of tennis for years, but he's been able to encourage others to believe in themselves and say yes to who they are.
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Sculpting the Future: From high-tech managing to hands-on artistry, it took a lot of dedication for Jane to become a successful sculpture. A combination of talent and hard work allowed this boomer to become a full-time artist.
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Richard Leider on Life Planning: Coach Richard Leider says Life Planning is something that everyone could use as they face 20 or 30 years in late midlife.
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Richard Leider on Work: If you're tired of work and worried that designing a new "retirement career" is just too much right now, life coach Richard Leider explains why you might need to take a break.
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John Nelson on Location Choices: If you're dreaming of that perfect home in the right location for the next stage of your life, author John Nelson offers a formula to help you make the right choice.
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Dr. Gene Cohen on Social Portfolios: Have you designed a balanced social portfolio for later life? Dr. Gene Cohen tells you how to do it and why it's important.
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Ken and Mary Gergen on Empty Nesters: We've all heard that the "empty nest" years are challenging for couples. But they can also be some of the best times, according to scholars Ken and Mark Gergen.
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John Nelson on Phased Retirement: Have you considered phasing into retirement? Author John Nelson explains that the new retirement will be a process rather than an event.
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Retirement Your Way Workshop: Mark Luis Foster, director of marketing for SecurePath by Transamerica, provides a preview of the Retirement Your Way Workshops that help people give additional thought and planning around the many life choices that await them in the retirement phase of their lives.
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Dr. Gene Cohen on the Aging Brain: Did you know that your aging brain is actually getting better in some significant ways? Dr. Gene Cohen says our brain goes into "all wheel drive" in later life.
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Harry R. Moody on Learning in Life: If you keep learning, you'll keep growing and have a more positive later life. AARP's Harry R. Moody shares the story of his dad, who set a great example.
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Richard Leider on Vitality: Coach Richard Leider has a formula for living with vitality at any age. Time in "retirement" can give us more freedom to live with passion and purpose.
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John Nelson on "Retirement": Many Boomers shrink from the word "retirement" and don't imagine themselves living the "rocking chair" life. Author John Nelson explains why we still need the "R" word.
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Ken and Mary Gergen on Positive Aging: Scholars Ken and Mary Gergen are scholars who have been researching all the good things about growing older. They say there are lots of "positives" about aging.
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Dr. Gene Cohen on Creativity: Living in "retirement" often brings out the artist inside. Dr. Gene Cohen explains his theory of why we often discover our creative side later in life.
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Dr. Bill Sadler on Portfolio Living: Many people are striving to design a retirement life that reflects their values and strengths. Sociologist and author Dr. Bill Sadler discusses how these values can be put together in a unique design for a "Third Age Life Portfolio."
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Social Security Opera: Put away the tux and the long black gloves—you won't need them to visit our opera. Sit back and enjoy The Social Security Opera, a light-hearted, creative look at how preparing to file for Social Security Retirement is not as daunting as you may think.
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Alpine Adventure: "Untour" the Swiss Alps with freedom and flexibility instead of groups and bus tours. It's the new way to travel as "untourists" who want to live in the country, not just pass through it.
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New Mexico Road Trip: Road Scholar® tour company designs travel programs for independent Baby Boomers who want access to places off-limits to most tourists. "Not your father's tour guides," these hands-on programs focus on discovery and learning.
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Unleash Your Creativity: Many boomers who have had long tenures in their career are looking for a new path to work that is meaningful, enjoyable and consistent with their values. Sometimes a new path can lead to personal growth, and surprising change.
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Changing Channels: After long careers, many boomers are starting their next phase in life. They are finding work with a purpose and one in which personal passion exists.
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Back to the Land: Volunteering is on the top of many pre-retirees' list of things to do in retirement. Meet Bill, who views giving back through volunteering as a way of reconnecting with his ideals and making a difference in communities.
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From Small Changes to Big Savings: Find out how to trim your expenses and boost your savings. Saving money is never easy, but little savings can add up quickly over time.
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Annuity Dating Game: Go back to a simpler time to meet Sandy, the pre-retiree, who interviews the annuities men-Fixed, Immediate and Variable.
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Lifetime Income: Watch as a son educates his parents on how important it is to understand the financial impact of retirement.
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Downsizing To Save: Downsizing is an easy way to cut costs and simplify daily living. Watch Allison transition from her suburban life to condo living on a budget.
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High School Sweethearts: Bruce and Roberta were highschool sweethearts that dated through college, but soon after grew apart. Decades later they rekindled a romance that had been lost, but not forgotten.
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Cosmic Connection: Single, divorced and widowed boomers want friendship and positive, long-term relationships. Cosmic Connections, Inc. was founded by two women who found a way to offer social events where people can have fun in a no-pressure environment and meet people who want to meet people.
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Wine Divas: Learn more about this organization—begun by ten African-American women who wanted to learn about wine and develop strong friendships along the way. Now, over 2,000 strong, these wine enthusiasts host theme dinners where food and wine are paired with sisterhood.
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A Rugby Brotherhood: For this group of graying rugby players from Indiana, it's not about how well you Play, but who you are playing with. Over the past 30 years, these teammates have found the game isn't about who wins or loses, it's the lifelong friendships that really matter.
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Sculpting the Future: From high-tech managing to hands-on artistry, it took a lot of dedication for Jane to become a successful sculpture. A combination of talent and hard work allowed this boomer to become a full-time artist.
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