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The standard advice when it comes to Social Security is that if you can afford to wait to claim benefits, you'll be better off by maximizing your lifetime benefit and the amount you'll receive each month.

And generally speaking, that's good advice.

But in reality, most people claim Social Security as early as possible at age 62, simply because they can't afford ...


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Whether you're dealing with an expensive emergency repair like we were, or you're planning a major home renovation, the question that you'll inevitably ask is:

How am I going to pay for it?

Should you use savings? Sell investments? Borrow against your house? Or maybe take a loan from your 401(k)?

There are other options, too, but these are three of the mo...


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Welcome back to the Retirement Quick Tips Podcast! I'm your host, Ashley Micciche, and today I have some exciting news to share about the future of the podcast.

First of all, if you've been a longtime listener, you've probably noticed that I've been away for most of the summer. And now that I'm back, I'm making some changes to the podcast. So I wanted to take a few min...


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Hi there, welcome to the retirement quick tips podcast, I'm your host Ashley Micciche, I've been a financial advisor for 19 years and my team and I currently manage $480 million in client assets for about 300 clients.

We've got a lot to cover today during an interesting quarter for markets (where I spent much of it on the sidelines feeding and caring for a newborn!) so...


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