A new study explores the reasons workers claim Social Security benefits early, as most would be better off to wait and claim them at 70. The typical worker is leaving […]
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The mistake: Many of us are confused by the complex nature of Social Security benefits. We fail to understand how the system is working and how it will affect our
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If you’re thinking about working, either part-time or full-time, and you’re already collecting Social Security retirement benefits, there are a few things you may want to know first. Enjoy
The job market has been great, with a steady drop in unemployment. However, according to this ABC News article, the numbers may be getting inflated by people who aren’t really
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Retirees are getting some good news: The 4% spending rule is back. Thanks to high inflation and volatile stock and bond markets, the traditional advice for retirees who need to
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