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After years of hard work and paying taxes, you may feel empowered to collect your Social Security benefits as soon as possible. You can begin earning Social Security benefits at age 62. But if you...
So you’ve worked and saved enough for your retirement, and for those with a sizable nest egg, the question becomes, do you spend all your money in your Golden Years or leave an inheritance. One of...
The taxman cometh, even for those in retirement. And if you don’t have a plan to reduce what you owe in your Golden Years, then the IRS may end up taking more than it is entitled to. Money in your...
When planning for retirement, setting goals is important. It means you have an idea of what you want your life to be like when you’re entering your golden years. But having the right goals is...
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Key Takeaways: Sadly, many people in their 50s are not prepared to retire on time (or even have a plan to retire). Retiring responsibly means developing a sustainable plan, which includes your...
It’s the home stretch to retirement for members of Gen X—people born between 1965 and 1980. The oldest members of this generation are 59 years old. It’s shocking to contemplate, but yes, the...
Many people spend decades looking forward to retirement. But achieving it requires careful planning. Retirement isn’t something that just falls into your lap! Traditionally, the focus was on saving...
Practically every worker looks forward to retirement. However, according to a survey by the RAND Corporation, as many as 29% of all Americans are not adequately prepared to retire. While many...
Are you looking forward to retirement or terrified of what awaits you post-career? Have you sacrificed the enjoyment of your younger years in a tiny cubicle to be able to live comfortably in your...