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More Second Acts in American Lives
Elizabeth Olson
New York Times
October 22, 2008
Overview: “With more than a quarter of the American work force age 50 and over, according to federal labor statistics, more people are deciding the hobbies-and-leisure retirement model isn’t for them. Some people want to keep working for financial reasons. Others just like to keep busy. And still others want to create a career in the nonprofit world.”
Survey Reveals Long Term Care Key Issue for Voters in Presidential Election
PRNewswire
October 24, 2008
Overview: “Eighty-four percent of baby boomers say the presidential candidates' positions on long term care issues and funding will be an important factor in determining how they cast their vote in November, according to a national survey of more than 800 registered voters ages 45 to 64 sponsored by Genworth Financial, Inc.”