Topic
Aging
369 published works
Elder Law Prof Blog
New CRS Report: “Topics in Aging: Income of Americans Age 65 and Older, 1969-2004.”
Pension Risk Matters
Retirement Savings: Whose Responsibility Is It Anyhow?
I agree with Professor Paul Secunda, author of WorkPlace Blog. People have to start getting more serious about retirement planning. Relying on one source of capital is ill-advised. In its…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Be carefulwhat you wish for…
Modern medicine is redefining old age and may soon allow people to live regularly beyond the current upper limit of 120 years, experts said on Wednesday. It used to be…
Elder Law Prof Blog
Upcoming conferences on aging-related issues
Elder Law Prof Blog
Medicare Part D: how it is really working for America’s seniors
Elder Law Prof Blog
President’s budget request for AoA even less than last year’s
According to the AoA website, "The FY 2007 budget request for the Administration on Aging (AoA) is$1,338,000,000. This budget is designed to accelerate the key systemschanges needed to prepare the…
Elder Law Prof Blog
White House Conference on Aging Vote on Top 50 Resolutions
Elder Law Prof Blog
GAO chief blasts federal lawmakers for ignoring elder issues
From the Houston Chronicle:The nation's chief accountability officer scolded the federalgovernment Monday for avoiding problems with Social Security andMedicare, criticizing the existing benefits systems as outdated forbaby boomers moving toward…
Elder Law Prof Blog
White House Conference on Aging begins today
Elder Law Prof Blog
Report: Health picture grim for aging boomers