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2009 Best List: Retirement Resources
Here are the best web sites to visit before you retire and in retirement.
What's in Store for Medicare Part B Premiums
Some people will have to pay more for coverage next year.
A Bailout for Seniors
President Obama calls for a $250 payment for retirees to offset no cost-of-living adjustment in Social Security benefits in 2010.
Some Medicare Rates to Rise
Find out what changes to expect -- and what you can do -- if you have a prescription-drug plan or Medicare Advantage plan.
All A-Twitter Over New Technology
Seniors are embracing Facebook and Twitter to find old friends and make new ones.
Turn Your Pastime Into Paid Work
Love to read or garden? Indulge your passion by picking up a job in the field of your dreams.
Make the Most of a Garage Sale
A garage sale takes work, from figuring out the right prices to setting up enticing displays.
An Early Look at Retirement
At 43, Steve Gurney spent a week in a retirement community and was surprised by what he found. As told to Mary Beth Franklin
How to Minimize Long-Term-Care Premiums
Choosing the right benefit period plays a big role in how much you'll pay for coverage.
Get in Shape on a Fitness Vacation
Fitness-minded travelers do everything from biking and Nordic walking to pilates and yoga.
Get Ready for Digital Television
If your TV relies on an antenna for reception, it's time to upgrade with a digital converter box.
Retirees Try Teaching as a Second Career
For some seniors, becoming the head of the classroom fulfills a lifelong dream.
Caught in a Housing Crunch
Retirement communities offer special deals to seniors who face a tough time selling their homes.
Sweep Your House Clean of Toxins
If you want to go green, buy chemical-free cleaners and pitch the pesticides.
Doctor House Calls in the Information Age
Physicians are communicating with their patients using Web-based programs.
What to Look for When You Buy a Long-Term-Care Policy
A few key decisions you make when you buy a long-term-care policy can make a big difference when it comes time to file an insurance claim.
Seniors Teaching Fellow Seniors
Senior colleges allow you to teach in your area of expertise, and then sit back and take a class yourself.
Social Networks for the Older Crowd
Social networking isn't just for kids. Online communities catering to baby-boomers are blossoming.
A New Model for Aging in Place
Neighbors help seniors stay independent by helping out with errands and other small tasks.
Recycle Your Business Know-How
Retired doctors, lawyers, executives and other professionals are finding new uses for their expertise by becoming volunteers.
Yes, Retirees, You Can Go Home Again
Yearning to return to where you grew up? The perfect retirement spot may be your hometown.
Retire to Your Dream Job
A satisfying combo: work, leisure and extra income.
Resources for Work After Retirement
Find advice and help online and in print.
4 Steps to Your Encore Job
Ready to pursue your passion? Here's how.
Opening a Franchise Gives You a Head Start
Worried about starting a new business? A franchise is less risky than creating a company from scratch.
Teach in Spain: No Spanish Allowed
No foreign language skills? No problem. Programs in foreign countries pair English speakers with those learning the language.
Lower Your Medicare Premiums
What you pay for Part B coverage is based on your 2006 income. If it's dropped since then, you may be able to get lower rates.
Family-Friendly 'Burbs Turn Senior Friendly
Programs provide chefs, home repair and other services to help suburban seniors age in place.
Ex-Execs Find a New Mission
Retired executives put their skills and expertise to good use by helping nonprofit groups.
Start an Encore Career
To earn money or keep their hand in the game, many retirees head back to work or start their own businesses.
Act II: Retire to a New Career
A mid-career switch can recharge your batteries and bring balance to your life.
A Summer Home May Not Be Ideal in Winter
Moving to your vacation home year round may seem like a great idea, until winter comes.
Your Medical History at Your Fingertips
Need your history in a hurry? A personal health record can store your data in one place.
Retire to Paris? I Was Hoping for Milwaukee
If your retirement dreams don't match your spouse's, start talking now to bridge the divide.
Starting Your Own Business
To succeed, rely on your experience and long-established contacts.
Care for the Caregiver
Serving as a family caregiver is stressful, and it's easy to forget to take care of yourself.
Beware: Your Hospital Could Make You Sick
Protect yourself from hospital-related infections and mistakes by monitoring your own treatment.
Don't Let a Fall Trip Up Your Life
Prevent falls by taking tai chi, rearranging your furniture and checking your vision.
"I Flunked Retirement. Twice."
Bored with leisure time or in need of money, many retirees go back to work and get a warm welcome.
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