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YOUR RETIREMENT

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PLAN, SAVE & MAKE YOUR MONEY LAST

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When you hire a care provider, you take on the role of employer -- taxes, insurance and all.
 
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Take Steps to Guard Against Identity Theft
Protect your financial, medical and other personal information from scamsters.
 
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Tactics for Taking Social Security
Two little-known techniques can help stretch your benefits, especially if you're married.
 
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The Social Security Age Dilemma
You'll need to consider many factors when determining the age to start benefits.
 
BASICS
How to Tap Your Retirement Accounts
Here are your options for accessing your 401(k) or IRA money once you retire.
 
YOUR RETIREMENT
Turn Savings Into Retirement Income
Retirees have many choices, but not one of them offers the perfect solution.
 
ARCHIVES
New policies promise a big payoff -- if you live long enough to collect.
Retirees are being lured by Ponzi schemes, unsuitable annuities and over-hyped investment returns.
Reverse loans are a boon -- but watch out for rotten sales practices.
Couples can maximize benefits if the wife collects early and the husband delays.
If you turn 62 this year, you're eligible to start your checks. But you might be better off waiting.
Our favorite sources to plan for retirement and the best places to stash your money for the big day.
Your benefits will be reduced -- especially if you continue to work -- if you collect them before your normal retirement age.
We outline the six vital steps you should take to guarantee you'll never outlive your savings.
Living benefits protect against market risk.
Financing a second home if you're years away from retiring can be tricky business.
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Mortgage
 
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