Retirement Targets
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You forget to login to your other account?
And that somehow represents the entire population of US companies, both public and private, large and small, all industries, profit/non-profit, etc.
Like said… such data has been provided by another user in this thread.
$15.00 an hour x 40 hours = 600 a week. x 4 weeks=$2400.00. That is an average SS check I have been told. It is crazy thinking the elderly, unable to work, should have to live on that amount. Figure rent and health care utilities and groceries. My mother is 99 and she just went broke last fall. Isn't bad enough for a nursing home. Now she is in assisted living. She retired at 62 so 37 years retired was pretty good. Just didn't have enough cash. 4200.00 a month in assisted living soaked it up fast. Luckily three of us live within 20 miles of her. 3 out of the 6 kids help her get by. I know helping her puts a strain on my retirement.
She has an apartment. They supply cleaning, laundry and meals and dispense prescription drugs. Nothing else. One room w/bathroom. With microwave and minifridge sink. Not a memory care, long term insurance or medicaide wont pay for this type of housing.
U are about the tenth person that had said that over the years. Get in line. It is beyond my skills to set up a new, different account, on purpose. If there is or has been, I am not aware, as I have said before. Thanks and get in line.
If ten people are telling you this, maybe it's more indicative of your type of posting, than them reading it.
And if setting up another account is really "beyond your skills" than I think people need to evaluate your posts and what you consider facts even harder than they already do.
Big words and conspiracy theories abound. Wow. Any time u want to take the mask off, let me know.
Yeah my grandma is in a retirement apartment, not assisted living but the building is connected to an assisted living wing. That even costs $3200/month for a 1 bedroom. $4500/month for a 2 bedroom. This is in CB.
Are the meals in a common cafeteria? That always seemed to help my grandmother. Lots of hanging out together.
My MIL was 2700/month for assisted living. Was 300 higher than needed because she felt she needed a 2 bedroom. Small towns aren’t that bad I guess. She just went to a care facility so she was high end needs.
LTC won’t pay for it? That’s something I hadn’t seen in one, although I’ve only seen a few.
Smaller towns might have better employee retention too. I'd imagine that helps as you age, to see familiar faces.
Not really. If someone stays 2 years it’s odd. A lot of HS kids working part time.
