18 September 2022
By : Quick Insurance Guru
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Retirees look forward to being able to spread their wealth among their loved ones by purchasing gifts, contributing to college expenses.
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You may have some of your expenditures covered by Medicare and private insurance, but pay for some of your own healthcare costs.
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While inflation has been relatively modest for years, it has come back with a vengeance in 2022, topping 9% in June.
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These days, it's not unusual for someone to retire and then live 30 or more additional years
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The elderly are prime targets for scammers looking for an easy buck.
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Social Security benefits can be claimed by eligible retirees as early as age 62, but that's not necessarily the best course of action.
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Inflation can reduce your purchasing power in retirement, but debt actually reduces your cash flow.
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The notion that "retirement" entails never working again is one that many retirees tenaciously hold onto.
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