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If you've raised your family and want to explore a new lifestyle, you might consider a retirement community instead of continuing on in the old homestead. Nearly all communities geared for retirees have a minimum age limit (usually 55) and offer a long list of amenities, attractions and services. Selecting a community means figuring... more »
If you are a New Jersey senior citizen about to determine which retirement living facility is appropriate for you, it is important to first consider several factors. First, it is important to consider what type of retirement community you prefer. Second, ask yourself: Are you a free spirit with a great appreciation for community or do... more »
As the baby-boomers begin to retire, there are increasing options for housing for seniors and the elderly. Unlike in past years, the nursing home is only for the very infirm and elderly. Retired individuals have a range of opportunities, from staying in their own homes to living in facilities that offer care for different levels of need. more »
Inheritance is the transfer of property, cash and other assets from a deceased person to relatives and colleagues. A responsible individual lays out this transfer in a last will and testament, giving lawyers a clear path to liquidating the estate. While an inheritance can help surviving children and spouses take care of living... more »
Retirement living on a budget can pose certain challenges. Balancing the need to fill one's days productively with budgetary constraints can stymie even the most experienced financial planner. Fortunately, such challenges can be met in many different ways. Careful planning, appropriate reduction of expenses and even a move to a... more »
Retirement takes on a variety of meanings for a woman. It offers her a chance to take full control of her life. As a result, many women live out... more »
Retirement living choices in Texas include independent living in regions of the state that attract residents age 55 and older who seek recreation,... more »
Retirement communities in California are a prime attraction for active retirees looking for active lifestyles. Located mainly in the middle and... more »
Many retirees who have lived much of their lives in Ohio wish to remain in that state, located along the south end of Lake Erie. A growing number... more »
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Retirement Living TV (RLTV) is the only cable network dedicated to serving adults 50+ by providing information and entertainment relevant to their needs and lifestyles. RLTVs Emmy award-winning programming focuses on everything from healthcare, finance, travel, lifestyle, comedy, and drama.
RLTVs objective is to focus on the subjects that affect the lives of the 50+ community most. With an all-star lineup of celebrity hosts such as Florence Henderson, Dr. Ruth, Lea Thompson and Dr. Kevin Soden, RLTVs programming entertains, educates, and enlightens viewers.
Launched on September 5, 2006, RLTV can be seen in U.S. homes nationwide—and its reach continues to grow. Cable distributors and other media outlets are quickly realizing the extreme value of the 50+ community and its impact as part of the viewer demographic. As the only network targeted solely on 50+ viewers, RLTV is perfectly positioned to serve this market.
Notably, RLTV documented the last on-air footage of Walter Cronkite in the form of a series of editorials known as the "Cronkite Chronicles". Walter Cronkite developed a close relationship with the Founder and Executive Chairman of Retirement Living TV (RLTV), John C. Erickson. Cronkite was instrumental in the founding of the network and later worked together with Eri read more at » http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retirement+Living+TV
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