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Article: What Type of Boomer Are You?

The people born between 1946 and 1964 have been lumped together as the Baby Boom generation their entire lives, but their values and outlooks differ greatly along that 18-year spectrum.

The oldest boomers are 64 this year, on the cusp of retirement. At the other end, those born in 1964 are 46 this year, typically at the peak of their earning years.

They're just beginning to feel mortal and may have one eye cocked toward eventual retirement, but after all, it's 20 years away. The so-called Leading-Edge boomers—those born between 1946 and 1954—are staring it full in the face.
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"Share A Bargain" on Bargains4Seniors

Bargains4Seniors.com has created a local search database which allows business owners and seniors to share senior-specific discounts. Bargain-hunting seniors use the local search service to find discounts in their town. This new service will save seniors money and reward senior-friendly businesses with free advertising and new customers.

To include a senior-specific discount, simply click "share a bargain" at the top of the website and create a login (the process takes less than two minutes.) Once a discount is posted, the Bargains4Seniors community rates and reviews each bargain by sharing opinions in the blog-style comment section. Bargain types include restaurants, professional services, travel, shopping and entertainment. Read More

Article: America's Top Places for Retirement

As the Baby Boomer generation begins to hit retirement age, millions will be searching for places to retire. So what's the best location to settle down? The answer to that question is just as diverse as the needs, desires and expectations of Boomers themselves. Read More

Article: 15 Ways to Slash Retirement Spending

Workers approaching retirement are often told by experts that they will need only about 80% of their income after they stop working to maintain the same lifestyle.

After all, expenses fall when retirees don't need to dry-clean their work wardrobe and commute every day. And they have more time to shop for deals and handle house and yard work themselves. Presumably, the children are out of the nest or have their own financial flight plan.

The problem is that many retirees soon discover the 80% rule of thumb doesn't work. "I'm finding that to be unrealistic with today's retirees," says James R. Miller, president of Woodward Financial Advisors in Chapel Hill, N.C. "It is more like 100%." Read More

Senior Auto Insurance Discounts

One of the best ways to keep your annual and monthly auto insurance premium low is to take advantage of the Senior Driver Training Discount. Read More

Article: 5 Tricks for Stretching Your Social Security Benefits

Considering the relatively scanty payout, Social Security benefits have become like a bad joke in the retirement world. Still, in the face of a horrific recession, many retirees are jumping on the bandwagon and filing for benefits as soon as they blow out their 62 birthday candles. As a matter of fact, applications for retirement benefits have skyrocketed by 23% this year. Some estimates show that the Social Security Administration will have to dole out more money than it collects over the next two years. Read More

CouchSurfing.com

CouchSurfing is a worldwide network for making connections between travelers and the local communities they visit. Read More

Groupon.com

Groupon offers a deal of the day in over 30 cities. Groupon deals include the city’s best things to eat, see and do at 50%-90% off! Read More

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