The Baby Boomers Retirement Club (BBRC)

Helping You Plan Your Future and Live Life to the Fullest

Finally there's a club for the rest of us. The Baby Boomers Retirement Club.  No, it's not about retirement.  It's about all your options and choices and living life to the fullest.  It starts with "The 10-Minute Retirement Plan," an easy-to-use Retirement Quiz to begin your process of asking, and answering, the key financial and lifestyle planning questions we all face. 

After going through that, you'll probably need a Margarita.  So The Club provides a stream of exclusive, hand-picked opportunities and "use today" travel, lifestyle, health, and financial benefits to give you more of a sense of control and well-being than most others in our situation.  What more could you ask? 

BBRC.... Sit back, relax, and enjoy.  We're going to help you take it from here. 

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LTCI Cost of Waiting

Estimate the potential cost of waiting to purchase a long-term care insurance policy.

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