July 2008 Recommending Reading

By Adriane Berg

There’s Good News and there’s Bad News. The Good News is you’re going to live past 100. The Bad News is you can’t afford to! Adriane Berg’s new book addresses the essentials of financial planning for today’s longer life spans. In addition, Adriane discusses a variety of other matters crucial to successful aging including wellness, long-term care, nutrition, fitness, family relations, housing, legal rights and even sex. She emphasizes the “quality life adjusted lifespan”, as compared to mere life expectancy.

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You will discover:

 An 8-step method to guarantee lifelong income

 The number one longevity investment for a golden goose income stream

 How to handle their aging parents’ affairs and save their inheritance

 How to buy real estate in their IRA

 How to pay for health care and stay healthier

 How to choose money-wise retirement locations

 How to cope financially with chronic illness

and much, much more……..

This book is an essential for every adult reader who ever hopes to enjoy that extra 30 years we all expect, for financial professionals and their clients, as well as for health care policy makers, health care marketers, health care facilities, hospitals and hospices, their executives and employees. It is already a standard in the field of elder law and personal finance as health cost coverage impacts those fields.

Special Reader Offer: Readers will receive Adriane’s 7-Step Path to quickly and easily raising their wealth level so money lasts as long as they do and beyond. They will get better health care, help their family, avoid disputes, and live the life they love at any age.

When they buy Adriane’s book through Amazon or Barnes & Noble, readers receive free audio tutorials covering the essentials for a terrific financial future, health, relevance and legal independence. Just visit www.HowNotToGoBrokeAt102.com for details on all of the bonuses.

Praise and Endorsements for “How Not To Go Broke At 102: Achieving Everlasting Wealth”

“Those in the aging field see firsthand and up-close that life spans are getting longer. Whether you are a baby boomer or younger, you must ensure your retirement savings are similarly increasing and that you never suffer the social isolation of so many of our elderly clients. Adriane Berg’s book provides practical advice on how to achieve long-term financial security and healthy independence. She is as interesting a writer as she is a speaker.”
– Enid A. Borden, President & CEO, Meals On Wheels Association of America

“Wow! This is timely, must-read information for every generation of a family aware that its seniors are likely to live longer and still expect life-long comfort and security! Readers should be confident to know that author Adriane Berg has the legal, financial and practical credentials to provide that assurance. Read, apply and enjoy!”
– Milton Gralla, Retired Co-founder, Gralla Publications

“Every Woodstocker, whether at White Lake in 1969 or just a viewer of the movie, should pick up Adriane Berg’s “longevity survival” book and leaf through the wisdom she has collected in one place. Each and every page is filled with pragmatic, humanistic knowledge and guidance that will help those who share the Woodstock spirit to maintain—and expand upon—our eccentric lifestyles until we go to the Great Beyond. As one who has lived through caregiving for my own parents, I fully appreciate and can apply Adriane’s essential advice to creating a plan for the rest of my own life.”
– Dale Bell, Co-Executive Producer, And Thou Shalt Honor on PBS; Ashoka Fellow; Purpose Prize Fellow; Associate Producer, Woodstock.

“Adriane Berg ties it all together with How to Not Go Broke at 102. Whether you are young or just young-at-heart, her advice will keep you healthy, wealthy and wise. From new Mom’s to visiting grandparents, Adriane Berg’s guidance on universal design is the missing link for longevity. Smartly designed, accessible and attractive homes work for every age and physical condition.”
— Tom Kraeutler, Nationally Syndicated Radio Host and author of My Home, My Money Pit: Your Guide to Every Home Improvement Adventure.

“Kudos to Adriane Berg for recognizing that the relevant 21st Century personal and financial challenge is longevity planning rather than old-school “retirement” planning, because Boomers will not retire like their parents and grandparents did (and many will never retire at all). In her enjoyable and expert writing style she explores how longevity shapes our work, pensions, family, and housing. Indeed, the “Longevity and Your Home” section is itself worth the price of admission. Berg explores the innovative “real estate IRA” showing how you can buy your retirement dream home using the money inside your IRA. She carefully explains legal constraints (you can’t live in the house until after it becomes an IRA distribution) and financial considerations (the IRA distribution of an appreciated real estate asset is taxed as regular income, not as capital gains). The result is that your longevity planning now includes an exciting new set of possibilities.”
– Neal E. Cutler, PhD, Dean, American Institute of Financial Gerontology
Executive Director, Center on Aging for the Motion Picture & Television Fund