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Op-Ed: More Boomers Are Choosing to ‘Upsize' Their Homes in Retirement
Rather than downsizing, retirees are starting to upsize, moving to bigger homes in their golden years. They’re doing it for all sorts of reasons.
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How Much You Need to Invest Per Month to Retire at 45 With $30,000 in Passive Income
If you save up a large enough nest egg, you could live off of your returns. Here’s a breakdown of how much you’ll need to save to collect $30,000 per year.
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Here's Why Medicare Beneficiaries Should Look Beyond Cost When Choosing a Medigap Plan
While the benefits included in Medigap plans are standardized across most states, premiums can vary widely among insurance companies and locations.
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1 in 10 People Fall Victim to Gift Card Scams, AARP Says
Americans have lost about $245 million to gift card scams since 2018, according to the Federal Trade Commission. The typical person lost $840.
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Have Vaccine, Will Travel: Retirees Hitting the Road Should Check Their Medicare Coverage First
It’s worth making sure health services away from home would be covered by your Medicare plan before you take off.
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How Much You Need to Save Per Month to Retire at 45 With $35,000 in Passive Income
Retiring early means you’ll need to fund decades of your life without a steady salary to bolster your income. Here’s how much you’ll need to retire at 45.
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Claiming Social Security Early Can Impact Your Spousal Benefits. Here's How
If you’re married, it’s worth considering how tapping Social Security early (before your full retirement age) could hurt your spousal benefits.
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‘I Just Can't Take It' — Covid Piles More Stress and Financial Strain on Already-Burdened Family Caregivers
More than 50% of caregivers have increased their hours spent on caring for family during Covid, and 30% are experiencing more stress, a survey found.
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The Covid Downturn May Cut Social Security Benefits for Some. Whether That Will Be Fixed Is Uncertain
A steep decline in wages in 2020 could reduce Social Security benefit calculations for some. But an improving economy could help curb that drop.
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Covid-Related Fraud Has Cost Americans $382 Million
More than 217,000 people have reported coronavirus-related fraud since last year, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Retirees Eager to Travel Should Check Their Medicare Coverage Before Hitting the Road
Whether health services will be covered by your plan depends partly on your destination, as well the specifics of your coverage.
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Op-Ed: Here Are Some Safe Money Moves Investors Should Make Now
Given a rebounding economy, government aid flowing to taxpayers and the pace of Covid vaccinations, how should investors play the rest of 2021?
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31% of Young Adults Relocated During Covid. But They Aren't Giving Up on Cities Altogether
Many Americans picked up stakes during the coronavirus pandemic in an effort to find more space. New research identifies who was most likely to move.
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How to Retire With $45,000 Per Year in Passive Income at Age 45
Retiring by the time you turn 45 will require saving a substantial amount of money early in your career. Here’s how much you’ll need to save per month.
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There's Still Time to Change Your Medicare Advantage Plan for 2021. How to Do It
Medicare beneficiaries who want to switch to a different Advantage Plan or drop it altogether can do so through the end of March.
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How to Retire at 45 With $40,000 in Passive Income Every Year
Retiring early means you’ll need to fund decades of your life without a steady salary to bolster your income. Here’s how much you’ll need to retire at 45.
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More Than 75% of Americans Haven't Calculated How Much They Need to Retire. Here's How to Find Out
More than 75% of Americans do not know how much money they need to retire. Here’s what you need to do to get ready.
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Claiming Social Security Early? Here's How Spousal Benefits Come Into Play
Spousal benefits are an aspect of Social Security that can be confusing, especially when someone is claiming their own retirement benefits early.
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How to Retire at 50 With $50,000 in Passive Income Every Year
CNBC crunched the numbers, and we can tell you how much you need to save now to get $50,000 of passive income every year in retirement.
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Majority of Older Adults Remain Unvaccinated Against Covid Amid Limited Supply
While most states have expanded their vaccine eligibility list to include anyone age 65 or older, limited supply means many continue to wait.