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At AROHE, we know that higher education retirees are assets of society who reinvent, NOT retire from, life, positively impact their communities and contribute to the greater good. Our dedicated bookshop embodies this ethos by focusing on lifelong learning and celebrating the literary achievements of our members. It is a vibrant hub where retirees' written works are promoted and shared, fostering a community deeply engaged in continuous intellectual growth and mutual support. Additionally, the proceeds from the bookshop are instrumental in funding AROHE's diverse programming, further enabling us to support and enrich the lives of retirees across the educational spectrum. Submit a book suggestion to add to our shop!

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If you're over 55, you probably know you need an estate plan. What you might not know is how to create one. Questions about cost, confusion about options, and difficulty talking about subjects like disability and death can make the process of preparing for the future seem overwhelming. That's probably why most people put it off-even though the results of doing nothing can sometimes be devastating.

What you need is a guide that explains the process clearly and comprehensively, in terms you can understand and actually use. Get Your Ducks in a Row: The Baby Boomers Guide to Estate Planning tells you everything you ever wanted (or perhaps never wanted) about estate planning.



The Baby Boomers Guide to Trusts: Your All-Purpose Estate Planning Tool, by Harry S. Margolis, is a comprehensive and approachable resource designed to demystify trusts and their role in estate planning, particularly for Baby Boomers. The book offers clear explanations, step-by-step guidance, and practical examples based on the author’s 30+ years of experience in elder law and estate planning.

The guide addresses key questions and concepts for anyone creating, managing, or benefiting from a trust. It explains the different types of trusts—revocable (living), irrevocable, and testamentary—and describes when and why each might be appropriate. Chapters clarify trustee responsibilities, beneficiary rights, how distributions and taxes are handled, and the pros and cons of using trusts for asset protection, tax efficiency, and long-term care planning.


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