by Paul McKeon | Feb 11, 2008 | Articles
Grandparents don’t have a ‘set’ role, where they know what their responsibilities are in the same way that parents do. Talk over with your adult children what you expect to do as a grandparent and what they would like you to do. Talk with them about: how often you... by Paul McKeon | Feb 11, 2008 | Articles
The current economic climate make it mandatory for many pre-retirees intending to retire this year (2009) to review their plans. It may be wise to see your financial planner to re-assess your financial situation. Just about all retirees wish to avoid the situation... by Paul McKeon | Feb 11, 2008 | Articles
Many families now live a long way apart, with family members working in different states and countries, so you might not be near your grandchildren. You can still have a loving relationship with, and give support to, your grandchildren. Offer to have the grandchildren... by Paul McKeon | Feb 10, 2008 | Articles
Rights and responsibilities Incorporation of rights into agreement Fees and charges Who can sign? Assessment before and after entry The Australian government provides at least some funding for most nursing homes. That is why it is necessary to have an assessment of... by Nicole | Feb 10, 2008 | Articles
Unfortunately many people forego the planning required to prepare for retirement, often until it is too late. However, this needn’t be the case. Even if you are about to retire or you have already retired you can still apply these principles to get your investments... by Paul McKeon | Feb 10, 2008 | Articles
Retirement isn’t an event: it is a process, which happens over time. For many of us it comes with leaving full-time employment at 60 or 65 or thereabouts. For others it is a process of winding down over a longer period. For some it is a stage of life where choosing to... 
