Welcome to the Association of Retiring Dentists website
Steve Vernon in October, 2010
Written by NSH January 07 2010
We are pleased to announce our next program. Steve Vernon, author of Live Long and Prosper, will be speaking at the airport Highlander Inn and Conference Center in Manchester, NH. His topic, “Recession-Proof Your Retirement Years” is certain to draw great interest from anyone planning to retire or who has already retired. Save the date, Friday, October 22, 2010. Find out more about Steve Vernon at: www.restoflife.com. Also, join our organization to receive updates about the October program. Membership is still free.About ARD
The ARD provides a network for retiring dentists to share experiences and explore opportunities in the later stages of their professional lives. We seek to merge the insights of retired dentists with the questions of those seeking transition from active full -time practice.Please click on CONCEPT to understand the background and organization of this group. We provide information to dentists about creating small local discussion groups where TOPICS of interest to retiring dentists can be explored.
Use the AAA in the tool bar at the top to make the print larger or smaller.
Just Thinking..."Never confuse motion with action." -Benjamin Franklin
Place a Classified Ad
Written by NSH January 11 2010
We now offer a new benefit to our members, the ability to post a classified ad for just $10 per month. Posting ads is only available to members, but the ads can be seen by anyone who visits our site. Advertise items such as: small "retirement practice" for sale, employment opportunities, availability for per diem work, equipment for sale, vacation homes for rent, or whatever else may be of interest to people in our group. Click on the side bar, "Place an ad."Where to Live in Retirement
Written by NSH September 25 2009
9/25/09 I was talking with Shelburne, VT, dentist, LeeAnn Podruch, who addresses retirement in her seminar, "Ready, Aim, Retire!". She told me about a great website, www.bestplaces.net. So I checked it out, and am impressed with the ease of comparing cost of living, crime, climate, and schools of virtually any city in the country with any other. One can insert annual income and see how much more or less one would need to live in another city. This is an unusually helpful website for retirement planning.-N© 2010 Association of Retiring Dentists