Rethinking Retirement
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How Much You Really Need to Retireretirement Spending on food drops in retirement, not because retirees are eating less but because they have more time to shop and compare prices.
By Jane Bennett Clark
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A Reality Check on Health Care Costs for Early Retirees
retirement The average couple who retires at age 62 will spend $17,000 out-of-pocket on health care each year until they enroll in Medicare. Can you afford to make the leap?
By Susan B. Garland
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Bridging the Income Gap
retirement Of all the possible strategies, the idea of working longer and saving less appeals to me the most.
By Jane Bennett Clark
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Close the Bank of Mom & Dad
spending Spending too much on your kids now could mean they'll end up having to support you later.
By Jane Bennett Clark
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Putting Retirement Health Costs in Context
insurance First, consider that any cost projected out over several decades is bound to look daunting.
By Jane Bennett Clark
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The Benefits of Aging in Place
retirement Local leaders are recognizing the benefits of providing services that allow people to stay in their homes and communities.
By Jane Bennett Clark
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Married Same-Sex Couples Get Equal Access to Benefits
Making Your Money Last Supreme Court ruling opens door to tax breaks, health coverage and retirement benefits.
By Susan B. Garland
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Automatic 401(k) Saving Features No Fail-Safe to Retirement Success
retirement Employees who rely on low default contribution rates set by employers may end up with an insufficient nest egg.
By Eleanor Laise
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Creative Housing for Seniors
real estate In cohousing communities, residents own their units but share a common house to socialize and enjoy meals.
By Jane Bennett Clark
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