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Your personal Social Security clock: How to choose what age to start collecting your benefit
You can start collecting "Old-Age" (retirement) Social Security benefits as early as age 62. Whether you should will depend ...
The average number of years spent in retirement continues to grow, but many boomers aren’t planning to spend several decades retired. According to the TIAA Institute’s “Retired for How Long?” report, ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am the President of Diversified, a CFP and author. For many, reaching retirement is a milestone that marks the end of a career ...
It's common to have pre-conceived notions about retirement before you get there. Don't assume your expenses will drop and that Medicare will cover all of your health-related needs. Also don't assume ...
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'Clock is ticking' on America's retirement crisis, says trillion-dollar asset manager TIAA's Kourtney Gibson
45% of Americans are not saving enough for retirement and the "clock is ticking," says Kourtney Gibson, Retirement Solutions CEO at trillion-dollar asset manager TIAA. She joined the "CNBC ...
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