The Silent Generation has been the backbone of our workforce - moving for the better job or for the company, possessing strong family values, home ownership, and investment, and the willingness to explore the world.    We call the age group from 64 to 79 the Silent Generation because this group has yet to have one of its own as a U.S. President.

 

The Silent Generation is our savers, preparing and living a very active retirement.  This group travels, is active in sports, theatre, music, hiking, cycling and more.  The Silent Generation is Internet savvy, communicates through e-mail and Facebook, and is addicted to the Blackberry.  They are informed and know where they are going.

 

The Greatest Generation, those over 80 years, built our economy during and after World War II.  Their needs for community housing, long term care, medical care are important.  They have very specific housing and medical needs that are often met through family and specialized housing.

 

If you or someone you know is part of the Silent Generation, here are some of the questions that I can help you address to make your lifestyle going forward active and enjoyable:

 

Is your home too large for your current lifestyle?

Are you thinking of downsizing?

Will you consider selling your home or keeping it as an investment?

Will you purchase another home or consider alternatives?

Under what conditions will you relocate?

Do you want to live near your children?

Do you need more resources to help you make decisions?

Do you need help with estate or tax planning?

 

I have many clients with similar needs and would be pleased to assist you, your family members, and friends.  Please feel free to contact me.