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Addressing the risk of isolation in retirement
There are 35 million Americans living alone which can lead to serious health conditions, such as heart disease, depression, reduced effectiveness of their immune system, and Alzheimer’s disease. Also, there are 53 million Americans, often retirees themselves, who spend time caring for others. While many pre-retirees focus on building their financial resources, they’d be wise to spend just as much time and attention building a supportive social portfolio. In Steve Vernon’s column for Forbes, he writes how to prepare for the risk of isolation in retirement. Read Mr. Vernon’s column here…
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