A Cure for Social Security?

Rather than spending research dollars to find treatments for the diseases of old age, maybe we spend those dollars on research to slow or reverse the aging process.  Healthier sixty and seventy year olds can work longer and be less of a stress on Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.  This approach may even provide a better return on investment than researching treatments for cancer and heart disease. 

Small Boosts to Your Retirement Plan Has Huge Benefits

After most people pay off their debt, they use their extra money to improve their quality of life, i.e, start spending it.  What if you didn't do that?  What if you put at least half of that towards your company sponsored retirement plan, Tradition IRA or Roth IRA.  The benefits are huge if you contribute this extra money regularly.  Take a look.