As the last of the baby boomers enter retirement, planning for the health and wellness of solo agers has never been more important.
Over 22 million adults over 55 live alone” (U.S. Census Bureau)
Over 17% of baby boomers do not have adult children; almost twice the rate of all previous generations” (U.S. Census Bureau)
Over 22% of older adults are estimated to be at risk due to lack of family or spousal support.” (Maria Carney)
This means the health industry, financial planners, real estate agents, retirement coaches, senior centers, retirement communities, and more need the skills to:
Help solo agers plan for their golden years
Foster strong social networks for solo agers
Support solo agers into their 7th decade and beyond
Encourage solo agers to create a life of meaning, purpose, and fun
Create communities that meet the needs and challenges of solo agers
Featured in The New York Times
Dr. Sara Zeff Geber is featured in The New York Times article “Going Solo: How to Plan for Retirement When You’re on Your Own.” As a leading voice in solo aging, Dr. Geber shares her expertise on how individuals without traditional family support can approach retirement planning with confidence and intention.
Solo Aging Visionary
A frequent keynote speaker for conferences and conventions, Dr. Geber is on a mission to raise awareness about Solo Aging and Solo Agers in the minds of everyone involved in the business of aging, as well as individuals who are reaching a point in life where planning for their future is top of mind.
Author
Dr. Geber is a regular contributor to Forbes.com on the topics of aging and retirement. She is the author of Essential Retirement Planning for Solo Agers: A Retirement and Aging Roadmap for Single and Childless Adults. She was a key contributor for both Live Smart After 50 and Not Your Mother’s Retirement.
Brings Audience to Life
As Seen On…
A frequent media guest Dr. Geber has been seen in the following and many more.