YOUR RETIREMENT
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PLAN, SAVE & MAKE YOUR MONEY LAST
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No foreign language skills? No problem. Programs in foreign countries pair English speakers with those learning the language.
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Programs provide chefs, home repair and other services to help suburban seniors age in place.
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Retired executives put their skills and expertise to good use by helping nonprofit groups.
INSURANCE
Unscrupulous agents push insurance products that
are high-priced and often bogus.
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Moving to your vacation home year round may seem like a great idea, until winter comes.
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Continuing care retirement communities offer stepped-up levels of care to meet all needs.
Who will pay the bill when you seek medical care out of the country?
Need your history in a hurry? A personal health record can store your data in one place.
To earn money or keep their hand in the game, many retirees head back to work or start their own businesses.
What you pay for Part B coverage is based on your 2006 income. If it's dropped since then, you may be able to get lower rates.
Prevent falls by taking tai chi, rearranging your furniture and checking your vision.
These private plans are the best all-around deal -- for now.
Tropical weather, bargain prices and a slower pace of life attract retirees to Latin America.
Bored with leisure time or in need of money, many retirees go back to work and get a warm welcome.
Where can you find health insurance on your own before you're eligible for Medicare? And how much will it cost?
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SLIDE SHOW: SMART CITIES FOR RETIREES
Thinking of moving to a new city for your retirement? Here are five great choices to consider. Among their attributes, these cities are affordable and have good health-care facilities.
Tour the top cities for retirees
Tour the top cities for retirees
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