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    their bodies and the third is to strengthen what they can strengthen (pg. 114). The model remains largely on the elderly person’s power. If one wants longer life expectancy when they are older, they need to start when they are younger. Explain why retirement options are different for the minority individuals than they are for the dominant white…

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    AGE DISCRIMINATION, OR AGEISM Does age discrimination exist? I believe that it does, although it is not supposed to exist, but it’s difficult to prove. What are some things that might clue you in that you are being discriminated against due to your age? • Older workers are being fired or offered buyouts, and younger ones are being hired. • You are reassigned to unpleasant duties. • You start hearing comments about your age. • You stop getting raises. • You are given low scores on your…

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    In recent years, pensions are becoming a major public policy issue in most OECD countries.(衔接不上,应用数据) At the end of one’s working life, there is a common question among employees: how can I finance the days after my retirement? For most people, the answer is attending some type of pension so that they can pay their daily expense and keep their lives in a certain level. While there are numerous types of pension can be choice, e.g. unfunded schemes. Nevertheless, these various pension schemes have…

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    Pension Benefits

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    Pensions are retirement account that an employer uses to obtain an income when they retire. Pensions are one of the best ways to save up for retirement; they also come with many tax benefits. Workers pay a percentage of their salary towards the pension each paycheck. The payout one receives depends on how long one worked for the company and the salary. Employees should understand the options of pensions. They have the choice to get payments, which are series of regular payments, lump sum, or…

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    Medicare is a federal health insurance for people over 65 years. It also covers people under 65 with certain disabilities and Kidney failure, and it covers 55 million older people and young people with disabilities. Medicare accounts for 14 percent of federal spending which amounts to 505$ Billion in 2014 while the Social Security accounts for 24 percent of federal spending (The facts on Medicare spending and financing, Kaiser family foundation, 2015). The Social security is pension provided to…

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    Social Security History

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    Roosevelt on August 14th, 1935. Social Security is defined as “a contributory welfare program into which working Americans contribute a percentage of their wages and from which they receive cash benefits after retirement or if they become disabled” (“We the People” 695). This act set up a retirement program for elderly people over the age of 65, which would be financed for by employers and their workers. The act also provided “federal grants-in-aid to the States for the means-tested programs of…

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    the United States. She has retired a little less than a year ago from the child care development field where she worked for thirty years. Rose highly enjoyed working in the childcare environment; so much that she exceeded the average United States retirement age of sixty- two, by six years! (Brandon par 2). Although she now lives alone in her ranch house, seasonal visits from her four children and nine grandchildren since retiring has provided something far from a dull home for Rose. However,…

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    In the offseason of 2015 the San Francisco 49ers were coming off another impressive season and another playoff berth. In March of 2015 a promising 24-year-old Chris Borland linebacker Chris Borland retired, saying that he “wanted to take care of his mind and body.” After that, 3 more young players would also retire, this left the 49ers with serious holes in their football team, and even more questions as to why this was happening. It’s no secret that the game of football takes a serious toll on…

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    Brooke who looks up to Kyra and wants to turn into her and help out with her community. Brooke has known Kyra for many years since they first grade. After spending her time at home on a beautiful Monday Afternoon, she went straight to the local retirement home, and she met the nicest guy named George. George and I were becoming great friends, and they would spend every day together including the weekends like going shopping and going to watch movies or…

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    goals (Kapoor, Dlabay, & Hughes, 2014). Long-term goals involve financial plans greater than five years such as retirement and saving for college. The Blakes need to decide how they will cover Fran's mother's additional cost not covered by her Social Security and her pension. It needs to be determined if they can cover this cost monthly or if they will have to borrow from their retirement or the children's college fund. I would suggest they take a small percentage five to ten percent of their…

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