Retirement
Policies
Transitions and Health
What knowledge does this bring us?
Income
100

What is retirement normally thought as?

What is: the cessation of paid labor

100

Medicaid is a _____-based program.

What is: need

100

What is one positive impact of retirement on a person?

What is: expanding leisure time, time for taking care of self, more family time if they live close, more opportunity to be involved in the community, or personal growth

100

It can help us because it influences our earlier_______ and decisions on later life conditions.

What is: life work, and/or family decisions

100
This determines how much a person can save, when they can retire, and their overall financial security in retirement.

What is: income

200

Retirement most commonly occurs between these ages.

What is: 60-70 years old 

200

This healthcare program for older adults is the largest payer in healthcare.

What is: Medicare

200

Less social interaction with social connections can lead to this problem.

What is: isolation
200

What policies can our knowledge influence us to make informed decisions regarding later life?

What is: employment policies and/or old age social insurance

200

This is a source of retirement funded by payroll taxes in retirement.

What is: social security, or 401(k)

300

This type of retirement involves working in a different occupation after leaving a previous career.

What is: bridge retirement

300

This act guarantees residents freedom from abuse and the right to file complaints without retaliation.

What is: the Nursing Home Reform Act

300

Losing routine and purpose can contribute to this mental health condition.

What is: depression

300

A ____ income allows for better preparation in retirement.

What is: high, or large

400

This type of retirement involves a clear break between working and not working. 

What is: crisp retirement

400

What year did pensions reach an all time high?

What is: 1980s

400

A way to start planning in advance for retirement is _______.

What is: create a realistic budget, reduce or eliminate debt, or have an understanding on where your money will be coming from after retirement. 

400

What may delay retirement because individuals need to keep working to meet basic needs?

What is: low income

500

What are two major factors that could contribute to the decision of retiring?

What is: income, health, or family
500

In what year was Social Security created?

What is: 1935

500

This is an account, not tied to employers, that could be used to save money and to help one be better transitioned into retirement. 

What is: investments

500
This could be a source of income when in times of need. 

What is: owning items (selling items)

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