Financial writer Jeff Brown’s recent Wall Street Journal article, does a good job of explaining why some financial planners are encouraging seniors in their early 60s to take a reverse mortgage line of credit. “Research has shown that setting up a line of credit as soon as possible, age 62, in order to let it grow and only tapping into the line of credit when needed can substantially improve the long-term sustainability of a retirement-income portfolio, meaning you can make your money last longer,” said Jamie Hopkins, associate professor of taxation at the American College of Financial Services.
many years ago, not as a young woman I may add, I felt a lot of benefits then that I now receive from yoga. Something positively magical happens! Yoga opens the body to release stress, anxiety and tightness found in every day living. It undoes stiffness, tension, and soreness in my neck and shoulders from sitting hunched over a computer, from standing or from the pounding of a competitive tennis match.
Yoga stretches me out so that I am once again flexible. Balance, strength and better posture are due in part from a steady diet of yoga, I am certain.
