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    Understanding Your Social Security Benefits at Age 82 ½

    Approaching retirement often comes with a lot of questions. How much money will I need? What kind of lifestyle do I want to maintain? Among these questions, deciding when to claim Social Security benefits is crucial for many people. Hence, choosing the right time to claim benefits is a huge decision. Here are some important […] More

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    10 Ways Baby Boomers Are Wasting Their Retirement Money

    Heading into retirement should be smooth sailing, but sometimes, even well-informed baby boomers hit snags that can eat into their savings. Let us break down the top ten ways retirees are accidentally throwing money down the drain. Paying for Unused Memberships and Subscriptions Ever joined a gym or signed up for a magazine, thinking you […] More

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    Best Hobbies For Retirees Who Need Something To Do

    It’s easy to find the best hobbies for retirees who need something to do. Sometimes it’s just a matter of finding the right interest. Bird Watching It’s not for everyone since sometimes it takes a lot of patience. But that patience is usually rewarded when you catch sight of the bird you’re looking for. Engage […] More

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    10 Social Security Questions Every Senior Needs To Know The Answer To

    Social Security benefits are a cornerstone of retirement planning for many Americans, providing a source of income in their later years. Understanding how these benefits work and the rules governing them is crucial for maximizing your entitlements. Whether you’re approaching retirement age or are just starting to plan, having clear answers to common questions can […] More

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    This Year’s Worst States To Retire In & The Best

    When you dream of retirement, where do you imagine spending your golden years? Is it where you are now, or is it perhaps somewhere else? Join us as we share our opinion and rank the best states to retire in. 50. Kentucky The Bluegrass State has some of the worst rankings in terms of quality […] More

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    15 Government Benefits for Seniors

    There are a number of benefit programs available to the American citizens in their retirement years. These programs include housing, healthcare, and transportation needs. The eligibility differs per the specific program. We present 15 such government benefits for senior citizens. Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) The Housing Choice Vouchers program helps seniors to afford rent. […] More

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    20 Things To Stop Doing After The Age Of 60

    There are a lot of things to stop doing after the age of 60, and a lot of them make sense considering that age is more than a number. Telling yourself the opposite is cute, but it’s not realistic. Starting a new career Out of all the things to stop doing after the age of […] More

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    15 Purchases Seniors Regret in Retirement

    Retirement should be a golden period. Think financial stability and joyful relaxation without worrying about inflation and repayments. However, it is not uncommon for seniors to regret certain purchases in their retirement that may have sounded appealing when paying the cost. Let’s look at 15 such purchases seniors often regret in retirement. You can avoid […] More

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    Social Security Benefits: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Your Options

    Social security benefits are an essential part of many individuals’ financial planning, serving as a critical safety net for retirees, disabled persons, and their families. Established in the United States in 1935, the Social Security program has evolved significantly over the years, adapting to meet the varying needs of an aging population and a changing […] More

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    10 Ways to Put Your Pension to Work

    No one wants to hear you complain about putting your pension to work for you. Really; it’s like complaining that someone accidentally got dirt on the floor of your brand new Lamborghini because she did not wipe off the bottom of her 6-inch diamond-studded Christian Louboutin heels when you went to George Clooney’s house for […] More

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    How to Save for Retirement When You Make Under $50,000

    One of the most common misconceptions about life is that you cannot possibly save for retirement when you don’t make that much money to begin with. It’s not easy to live on a small income, but many people do it. There are those of us who cannot imagine saving for retirement and living on less […] More

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    Your 401(k) Options When You Leave Your Employer

    So many interesting financial questions have been presented to my husband and me in the past few weeks. I mentioned recently that he’s been with his current company for 15 years, working his way from the bottom to as far up the ladder of success as was possible, and now he’s been purchased by another […] More

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