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Site title: Will Your Retirement Be a Dream or a Disaster?

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Sometimes here on the Blog, an article truly stops us in our tracks. That was our reaction this week when we read this extremely poignant column in the ...

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These days, people are getting all kinds of advice from so-called influencers on various social media platforms. Investment advice offered by self-styled “experts” is one common example.

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Why are so many older workers staying on the job years longer than their forbears? The reasons are no doubt highly individual. Some are working longer because they have to, but many are doing so because they choose to: their jobs give them a paycheck plus the satisfaction of being valued for their skills. That’s why the Bureau of Lanor Statistics estimates that the em...

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It’s no accident that, for many seniors, “retirement” and “relocation” often go hand in hand. As the old cliché has it, retirement is typically thought of as a time to be footloose and fancy free. In other words, it’s that time when you can finally live however and wherever you please.

(Moving in retirement is a frequent topic here on the Blog. For more ins...

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Thinking about the future of Social Security reminds us of watching a disaster movie in slow motion. We know the two trains are going to collide or the ship is going to hit the iceberg, yet the Big Event is years in the future, approaching inexorably but at a snail’s pace. Meanwhile, those with the power to change the course of events are spending their time discussin...

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