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	AARP Bulletin Today Tagged by Ms50somethinginfo on 06 Aug 2008 Tags: car gadgetry, drivers over 50, daily news, aarp   AARP Daily News - Social Security, Medicare & Medicaid, Assisted Living & Health Insurance, Politics & Financial Planning
	Where Does the Money Go? Your Guided Tour to the Federal Budget Crisis Tagged by Beyond50Radio on 04 Aug 2008 Tags: financial issues, public agenda, social security, america, budget crisis   financial issues public agenda social security america budget crisis medicare fiscal resposiblity national spending finance government Written by Scott Biddle and Jean Johnson from the nonprofit called Public Agenda, they do a great job in deciphering the jargon of the country's budget problem. The book explores why elected leaders have failed to effectively deal with the issues like Social Security and Medicare. And, how this relates to each one of us to tackle this long-term problem.
	Medicaid Explained | Gilbert Guide Tagged by gilbertguide1 on 17 Jun 2008 Tags: countable asset, medicaid, financial planning, social security, aging   countable asset medicaid financial planning social security aging medicare spending down insurance elderly federal benefits
	Government Benefit Programs in Trouble: Financial News - Yahoo! Finance Tagged by Guru on 26 Mar 2008 Tags: financial challenges, social security, social security shortfall, medicare, budget deficit   financial challenges social security social security shortfall medicare budget deficit government The Trustees for the U.S. government's two biggest benefit programs issue severe warnings about the impending shortfall in the funding of these benefits, namely, Social security benefits and Medicare benefits.
	Retirement Saving Tips For 65-Year-Olds And Over Tagged by FinancialAmbition on 12 Oct 2007 Tags: retirement planning, saving, finance   The age of 65 used to be the common number at which people retired, but times have changed and even the Social Security Administration (SSA) has decided to increase the age at which full retirement benefits are available. With the shift from defined-benefit plans to defined-contribution plans, many savings programs not producing projected returns. This means that many individuals may not only need to postpone the date at which they start to receive social security and other retirement benefits, but they may also have to live a retirement that is quite different from the one they envisioned. Even for those who are financially secure, reaching age 65 does not always mean time to retire, as many 65-year-olds love their jobs and want to continue working. (To learn more see, Stretch Your Savings
	4 Ways to Ruin Your Retirement Tagged by Guru on 06 Sep 2007 Tags: ruin retirement, procrastinate, sell low, retirement, financial mistakes   ruin retirement procrastinate sell low retirement financial mistakes social security benefits buy high saving finance 4 easy ways to ruin your retirement
	Social Security disability benefits Tagged by Guru on 31 Jul 2007 Tags: social security eligibility, social security disability benefits, finance   Information on Social Security disability benefits from 360 financial literacy.org
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