Author: Ina Jaffe Source: NPR Bob Orozco barks out instructions like a drill sergeant. The 40 or so older adults in this class follow his lead, stretching and bending and marching in place. It goes like this for nearly an hour, with 89-year-old Orozco doing every move he asks of his class. He does that in each of the 11 classes he teaches every week at this YMCA in Laguna Niguel, Calif. “I probably will work until something stops me,” Orozco says. He may be an outlier, still

Author: Jamie Hopkins Source: Forbes Retirement planning can be extremely challenging as individuals are tasked with planning for an uncertain time period. If that were not difficult enough, in many ways retirement planning is like trying to shoot a moving target in the wind. Each and every year new legislation, court cases, and market conditions impact retirement planning, and 2015 certainly was no different. In fact, public policy changes to Social Security really unnerved

Imagine where you’ll be when you retire. Will you be sitting on a sunny porch, sipping a fruity drink and soaking in the sun? Or will you be roaming the world, investigating every off-the-beaten path place you can find, and sampling local delicacies? Or maybe practicing your golf swing or keeping up with your grandkids? People have all sorts of ideas of what they’d like to do in retirement. But, to be able to put the working world aside and focus on these goals, you’ve got to