The reward for decades of working hard and saving money is getting to enjoy your twilight years in retirement. The ideal retirement looks different from person to person, with some choosing to spend their post-work life in their longtime homes...
We’ve all heard it before: A grandparent telling their grandchild to “get off of that skateboard before you break a bone!” which is usually met with a dramatic eye-roll. Whether it's that youthful feeling of invincibility or purchasing a life-insurance...
In every sense, retirement is meant to be a stress-free and pleasant part of life, giving retirees a chance to celebrate their careers, explore their passions, and, most importantly, escape the stress of work. However, for every American planning to...
Golf is a popular pastime in the United States, with an industry study finding that over 34 million Americans played golf of some kind in 2019. Over 5 million of those golfers were people aged 55 and up, with this...
COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into most Americans’ 2020 bucket list travel plans. Trip cancelations occurred far and wide in early Spring 2020 with the onset of a worldwide pandemic. With extra time on their hands during retirement years, baby...
Television has become an essential part of our everyday lives, with people tuning in at all hours of the day to watch their favorite news, sports and entertainment programs. Its overwhelming popularity has proven time and again that people love...
A life settlement is the sale of a life insurance policy to a third-party buyer. The payment may be in the form of cash, a new policy with no future premiums, or a combination of both. The total amount of...
Bloomberg reports that the top 1% earn 21% of total income in the U.S., with the income distribution becoming more severe year on year. With the widening wealth gap permeating the news cycle, our team at Coventry was curious to...
The ability to receive quality medical care is incredibly important, and that ability becomes even more crucial in the midst of a major global pandemic like the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Even beyond a major worldwide medical crisis, we know how...
In recent decades, workforce researchers have noticed a trend among older workers: they’re working for longer, and retiring later. Since 1983, workforce participation for adults over 65 has risen substantially, even doubling in some cases. Economists speculate that this is...