What is the best way for people born in the 1970s to take care of themselves in the future?

I am born in the 1970s, so I will answer this question.

If someone asked me, what are my plans for future retirement? To be honest, I haven't really thought about this yet.

I was born in 1973. Although I have passed my forties, I am still more than ten years away from retirement. Subconsciously, I always feel that I am still young and the day of retirement is far away.

However, if you think about it carefully, that day is actually not far away, after all, time passes very quickly. If that day comes, how will I support myself in old age?

In my opinion, there are no more than four ways to support the elderly in the future:

This is the most common and suitable for younger people, such as those in their early 60s who are still in good health. The old couple lived their own lives, supporting each other and enjoying the sunset together. This method must be the most acceptable and ideal for everyone. However, some people are not suitable, such as being widowed and in poor health. In such cases, it is best to choose the second option.

To be honest, I am not willing to use this method. After all, young people nowadays are very independent. Young couples have their own world. As parents, we always feel that we are interfering in it. inappropriate. However, if you are widowed, in poor health, and need someone to take care of you, then living with your children is not the most suitable option.

Our country’s population continues to age, and the proportion of the elderly in the population is getting larger and larger. The market for elderly care is very huge. At present, our country’s elderly care institutions are not perfect, and their professional services are unsatisfactory. I believe More than ten years from now, when those of us born in the 1970s enter old age, the elderly care institutions will be very complete.

At that time, it was also a good choice to go to a nursing home for the elderly. Nursing homes could provide professional services for the elderly, and the elderly were not alone when they were together. I think this kind of elderly care is more suitable for people with better family economic conditions and cheerful personalities.

This is a relatively new method, and I have seen reports in the media. That is to say, a few friends who get along well together rent or buy a house somewhere, and have a great time walking and chatting about the mountains every day, drinking wine and tea, reciting poems and painting. I really admire this way of caring for the elderly, but the prerequisite is that you have a few friends who get along well and have the same idea, which is a bit difficult.

To sum up, it is indeed too early for those born in the 1970s to talk about retirement care, but it is also the age to plan carefully. There are many ways to care for the elderly, depending on your personality and hobbies, financial situation, physical health, etc. In fact, I think having a healthy body is more important than anything else. In the future, I will be able to face the issue of elderly care calmly and have more choices. What do you think?

I am also born in the 1970s, and I am very happy to discuss this issue with you.

For our generation, most children are only children. Two children have to take care of four elderly people. Our elderly care in the next twenty years is really a headache for us.

Our generation still has many sisters in the family, and now we can take turns taking care of our parents. My father, who is over eighty years old, has been unable to take care of himself since he fell down on the bed. My sisters and I have been taking turns taking care of him for more than two years. Now the family employs a caregiver, and each of us still takes care of him two nights a week. The old man screamed at night and couldn't sleep, and we had to go to work the next day. No matter how hard and tiring it was to be a son, we hoped that under our careful care, my father would live longer. But every time I see my father shouting that he doesn’t want to live, I feel the pain of having no quality of life. I just thought that one day when I get old, no matter how old I live, it is best for me to fall and die. But who can predict what our future will be like?

I think we should make a plan for our future retirement from now on.

1. First of all, you must pay attention to your physical health. The age of more than 40 is the high incidence age of breast and cervical cancer in women, and it is also the high incidence age of heart infarction and cerebral infarction in men. We must look directly at our own health. Only by being healthy can we try to reduce the trouble and burden on our children in the future.

2. When I get older, I may rent or buy a house near where my children live, so that I can be closer to them and be able to take care of each other. While I still have enough ability to take care of myself, I will live my life well and not cause trouble to them.

3. Nursing homes in the future are also the best choice for our elderly care. It is also a good choice if our relatives, friends and classmates all go to nursing homes together. Or everyone can live together as a group, and several families who get along well buy the same floor building or yard. It is also a good choice for everyone to live together and take care of each other.

4. If we really need care and are unable to take care of ourselves, we can hire a nanny or caregiver. We also understand the difficulties and pressures faced by our children. It is not that they are unfilial, but that they are really unable to do what they want.

5. We can also buy more insurance for ourselves while we are able. At least we will have some basic protection when we grow old and get sick, which will also reduce the financial burden on our children.

In short, we must work hard to take good care of ourselves, make ourselves healthy and happy in our old age, not cause trouble to our children, and let all of us born in the 70s be a group of happy old naughty boys!

There are many ways to care for the elderly, but when it comes to the best way, I think it is living in retirement.

I am also born in the 1970s, but I was born in 1979. I have just turned 40 years old, but I have already made plans for retirement and have thought deeply about the issue of retirement.

Residence care is different from migratory bird-style care, nor is it just tourism. It’s about living somewhere for a long time, fully experiencing the local customs and integrating into local life.

This kind of elderly care has the following advantages:

1. There is no need to buy a house or live in a hotel, and consumption is relatively cheap. If you want to move to another place for retirement, you have to buy a house, which puts a lot of financial pressure. If you just travel and stay in a hotel, it will cost you several hundred yuan a day, which is not a small burden. As for residential care, you can rent a house to live in, which is the most cost-effective.

2. The time can be long or short, relatively free. If you feel comfortable, you can stay there for 2 or 3 years; and if you want to experience the customs and customs of other places in advance, you can also stay there for 3 or 5 months and then change places.

3. Say goodbye to superficial sightseeing and have an in-depth appreciation of the local customs and customs of various places. If you are traveling and the time is short, you can only take a quick look at any scenic spot. However, if you live in a place for 3, 5 months or even longer, you can have an in-depth appreciation of the culture and customs of a place.

I think living and caring for the elderly is the best way to care for the elderly. When my children are admitted to college, I plan to officially start this way of caring for the elderly. Start making a guide now and have a deep understanding of where you want to go, so that you can get twice the result with half the effort in the future. Of course, saving money is also indispensable.