When they reach retirement age, both couples sell their businesses.
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WHEN you reach retirement age, what should you do with your money?
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Even so, by the time I reach retirement age, I won't have enough.
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But as baby boomers reach retirement age, that number is expected to grow.
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Luckily, I still have a pretty long time horizon until I reach retirement age.
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Another vice premier, she will reach retirement age when she turns 72 late next year.
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When SSDI recipients reach retirement age, they transition seamlessly into the Social Security retirement program.
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At least 220006 million owners of privately held businesses will reach retirement age between now and 2202.
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There's no government fund where Social Security has been put aside for recipients when they reach retirement age.
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And the wealth gap is worsening among todays younger generations, who will not reach retirement age for some time.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's generally assumed that when you reach retirement age, life starts to slow down.
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New payment models take their toll Annually, through 2030 or so, about three million Americans will reach retirement age.
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What happens when women who have been out of the job market for a protracted period reach retirement age?
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They're looking forward to the store's centennial, and, if all goes well, keeping it open until they reach retirement age.
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But my thinking shifted when I saw my parents reach retirement age and have the resources they needed to stop working.
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"There are too many questions that people have when they reach retirement age to be able to answer everything online," he said.
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What happens to dancers — whose entire professional lives have depended on their ability to use their bodies — when they reach retirement age?
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But as I watched my parents reach retirement age and have the money needed to stop working, my thinking started to shift.
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And if they're paid under the table, then when they reach retirement age and try to get their Social Security, there isn't any.
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If nothing changes, that savings account will run dry by 2034, right around when the last of the baby boomers reach retirement age.
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If nothing changes, that savings account will run dry by 4003, right around when the last of the baby boomers reach retirement age.
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With 10,000 baby boomers reach retirement age every day, now is the time to strengthen — not impede — Social Security's ability to provide services.
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It's no small feat to reach retirement age with a hard-earned, carefully-invested nest egg built up over a lifetime of work.
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When batteries retire The report says that more needs to be done to identify uses for vehicle batteries once they reach retirement age.
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Enrollment in Medicare is expected to increase as baby-boomers reach retirement age, according to CMS projections, which will contribute to growing healthcare spending.
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Those who have yet to reach retirement age, meanwhile, receive 90% of their benefits, up to a cap of around £35,28.73 ($48,000) a year.
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The conversion has tax benefits in its own right, since it'll save you from paying even more in taxes once you reach retirement age.
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By the time most of us reach retirement age, we feel as if we don't have enough money to live the life we envisioned.
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The Pew Research Center estimates that as many as 28503,22019 Boomers reach retirement age every day, leaving behind jobs that require more technical knowledge.
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Perhaps the Teamsters are trying to ensure these older workers can reach retirement age without fear of being dumped by the side of the road.
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Perhaps the Teamsters are trying to ensure these older workers can reach retirement age without any fear of being dumped by the side of the road.
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Disability insurance is also important: One in 4 adults will become disabled at some point before they reach retirement age, according to the Social Security Administration.
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Most of its costs come from Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid — and all three programs are becoming more expensive as ever more baby boomers reach retirement age.
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Members of the baby boom generation, a generation with a greater percentage of whites than younger generations, are beginning to reach retirement age, and mortality rates are rising.
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Survey after survey reveals that millennials are resigned to the idea that Social Security, as we know it, might not be there by the time they reach retirement age.
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The disturbing finding of both studies: inequality has reached shocking levels among todays older adults - and the gap will be much wider for young people when they reach retirement age.
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By the time women reach retirement age, their husbands have often died, and their days consist of taking care of grandchildren, spending time with other older women and watching television.
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"Before people even reach retirement age, big insurance companies could be allowed to charge them an age tax that adds up to thousands of dollars more per year," LeaMond said.
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New vacancies will continue to open up as judges reach retirement age and become eligible to take senior status, meaning they can still get their salary but take a reduced caseload.
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David Kelly, chief global strategist with JPMorgan Funds, argued in his most recent weekly report that America could soon face a big labor shortage as more baby boomers reach retirement age.
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Gallup's polls of Americans aged 49 and younger have consistently shown that a majority of those Americans do not believe they will get Social Security benefits when they reach retirement age.
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Signing up only takes an hour or two, and once you've deposited your cash with one of these companies, you shouldn't have to think about it again until you reach retirement age.
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The Commission is concerned about discretionary power given to Poland's minister of justice to prolong the mandates of judges who reach retirement age, as well as to dismiss and appoint court presidents.
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Although the Rubio plan would require workers to delay their retirement in order to qualify for full benefits, millions of Americans reach retirement age unable or unwilling to wait to collect benefits.
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Once you reach retirement age and decide to slow down a little bit, you will probably want to continue this lifestyle and will need a large amount of assets to supplement your income.
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That shortage is projected to worsen over the next decade as large numbers of psychiatrists reach retirement age, said Trivedi, who is also the president and CEO of Sheppard Pratt Health System in Maryland.
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At the same time, residents are moving out of Rust Belt cities in Illinois, Michigan, New York and Pennsylvania at a fast clip, in search of new jobs or as they reach retirement age.
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Mothers of four or more children who reach retirement age but have not worked long enough for a minimal pension would be able to apply from March for the 1,100 zlotys ($291) monthly benefit.
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The increase was so large that the general aging of the U.S. population — 10,000 baby boomers reach retirement age every day — can only explain a "small proportion" of the bankruptcy trend, their report said.
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Unless you buy an annuity — which comes with its own plusses and minuses — it's hard to know what to do when you reach retirement age and have to parcel out your savings to last a lifetime.
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"As people reach retirement age and leave, the people that replace that group — that's an especially important group for carrying on programs that have been in progress for, in many cases, decades," a current researcher said.
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And as you get closer to retirement age, robo-advising companies shift more money into the safest investment categories, reducing the risk that a stock market crash will devastate your finances right before you reach retirement age.
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UK pensions are not currently means-tested and every citizen is eligible to receive them once they reach retirement age — even those with enormous personal fortunes, provided they have made 30 years' worth of National Insurance contributions.
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The older adult care challenge will continue to expand as nearly 10,503 baby boomers reach retirement age each day; in fact, research has shown that baby boomers will account for a 73 percent increase in the 65+ population.
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My own criminal days being well behind me, I could not speak to the real-life validity of the movie-world truism that professional hit men rarely live long enough to consider what to do once they reach retirement age.
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Graphic: The stock boom's unequal gains png, here What's more, nearly 90% of families who own stock do so through a tax-deferred retirement account, meaning they can't access the money until they reach retirement age, unless they pay a penalty, Wolff said.
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"Since very few leave-takers would reach retirement age before the Trust Funds' depletion in 2034 (just 16 years from now), most would not have the opportunity to neutralize their impact on the Trust Funds prior to their exhaustion when delaying their retirement," AAF wrote.
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WARSAW, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Orange Polska: * Polish unit of France's Orange says it reached an agreement with trade unions for 2018-2019, which envisages that 2,680 employees will be able to choose voluntary redundancies * The agreements also provides for the possibility to increase basic salaries by 2.5 percent in both 2018 and 2019, as well as additional compensation for employees who reach retirement age * Orange Polska also says that the agreement envisages the limit of employees who can choose the voluntary redundancy option next year at 1,450 (Reporting by Pawel Sobczak; Writing by Lidia Kelly)
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He was having injury problems, as he had at various points in his career, and as a result left the List at the end of season 1993-94, a year before he was due to reach retirement age.
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In 2013, Long introduced legislation to provide tax incentives to encourage the younger generation of farm families and loggers to remain in business after their parents reach retirement age. Such family businesses, Long noted, are often passed down to the upcoming generation.James Ronald Skains, "Budget issues, Medicaid face LA legislature", The Piney Woods Journal, May 2013, pp. 1, 9.
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Workers were left without normal medical prevention. The significant deterioration of the conditions in the workplaces contributed to the sharp decline in life expectancy for men. For example, 65 years for those born in 1987 and only 57 years for those born in 1992. Those workers who reach retirement age suffered from one or two diseases in 70% of cases.
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Unofficial Chinese policy reportedly denies passports to Uyghurs until they reach retirement age, especially if they intend to leave the country for the pilgrimage to Mecca. Tensions between Hui and Uyghurs arose because Qing and Republican Chinese authorities used Hui troops and officials to dominate the Uyghurs and suppress Uyghur revolts. The Uyghur population grew by 1.7 percent in Xinjiang between 1940 and 1982, and the Hui population increased by 4.4 percent. Tensions have increased between Uyghur and Hui Muslims due to the population-growth disparity.
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In the past, NWD also owned New World Telecommunications, one of the telecommunication company of the city. However, the disinvestment of NWD by selling the company to competitor HKBN in 2016, was described by Financial Times as part of "the process of succession planning [of the largest tycoon families of Hong Kong] as the founders reach retirement age or pass away.". NWD also owned a minority stake in CSL New World Mobility in the past. The stake was sold to PCCW group in 2013.
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Parton suggested they had better hurry up before they reach retirement age. In the DVD commentary, the three reiterate their enthusiasm; Fonda suggests a sequel should cover outsourcing and they agree Hart would have to return as their nemesis. In a 2018 interview, Dolly Parton announced that a sequel is in the works to bring the story into a modern-day setting. In July 2018, Jane Fonda also confirmed that a sequel was in the works with herself, Tomlin and Parton returning to their roles as mentors to a new generation of women.
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E.E. Cox's grave in Hartford City's IOOF cemetery On the morning of April 1, 1931, Edward Everett Cox died from a severe heart attack suffered the night before. He had been ill for almost a week, but his illness had been kept quiet because it was thought he would recover. The town was surprised by a front page obituary in the Hartford City News that covered most of the page. Cox was considered one of the community's most well-known citizens, and had yet to reach retirement age at the time of his death.
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In 2012, AFB added VisionAware to its family of sites in partnership with the Reader's Digest Partners for Sight Foundation. The site folded in content from AFB's Senior Site, with new information and resources for adults of all ages with vision loss. VisionAware's goal is to help adults and their family members to cope with age-related eye diseases, a growing public health problem in the United States. According to research on vision problems in Americans over 40, rates of vision loss from diseases like age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy are expected to double by 2030, as America's 78 million baby boomers reach retirement age.
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For example, as of 2017, the youngest person with a seat on a provincial Standing Committee was the Secretary-General of the Shanghai party organization, Zhuge Yujie (born 1971), who was 46 years old at the time of his appointment. The effect of this is that Shengwei Changwei usually sit on the body for no more than three terms (each term is five years). The pace of turnover in membership is rapid: departures occur frequently as members reach retirement age or as individuals are transferred to another province or a ministerial post. Since the 1990s, the majority of national leaders have extensive regional experience prior to their promotion to the top.
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An official is entitled to an EU pension after at least 10 years of service (or if he reaches the age of 63).Article 77 of the Staff Regulation EU officials normally reach retirement age at 63, but it is also possible to take early retirement with a reduced pension from the age of 55, or to work up until the age of 67 (but with no corresponding increase in pension rights). Officials accumulate 1.9% pension rights every year and are entitled to a maximum pension of 70% of their final basic salary. Upon leaving active service, the PMO calculates the pension rights of officials and other agents, including the rights transferred in from national pension schemes.
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LTC Financial Partners, LLC (LTCFP), based in Fort Myers, FL, was one of the largest long term care insurance agencies in the United States. Its field is one of growing importance as millions of Baby Boomers reach retirement age, and as health reform acknowledges the care needs of an aging population. The company also offered hybrid policies that combine long term care benefits with features of annuities and life insurance; long term care education; and reverse mortgages. NOTE: On July 2, 2014, LTC Financial Partners, LLC and LTC Global Marketing Inc. announced the completion of the merger of the agency operations of LTCFP with Global’s agency, ACSIA, LLC, forming one of America’s largest distributors of senior market insurance products.
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As the majority of the United States' farmers reach retirement age, community gardens play an active role in informing and perhaps inspiring a new generation to become involved with and passionate about growing food. Diversifying the food system with community gardens and other methods of urban agriculture will benefit the economy and create competition between product quality and value. Green spaces in cities often increase the land value of an area and contribute to gentrification. The perception of organic foods being for an affluent population, plus the perceived notion of eliteness that comes from organic-based market chains like Whole Foods and Trader Joe's work against the goals of most urban agricultural initiatives by creating exclusive spaces.
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During the baby boom the U.S. experienced after World War II, the dramatic rise in births led to a higher dependency ratio, which means that there is a large portion of the population under the age of 15 and over the age of 65 that relies on those in the work force (ages 15–64). The Cohort of this baby boom is expected to once again increase the dependency ratio once the majority is over the age of 65, as these people will no longer be part of the work force. Some of the 75 million baby boomers began to reach retirement age in 2011. In the year 2000, only 12.4% of the population was 65 or over and is predicted to rise to 18% by 2020, largely due to the baby boom.
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On his return, he and Strong had immediately to restart the school's work on the sculpture catalogue which Stuart Jones had begun, though Ashby still managed to return to Malta in March 1921 to work with Themistocles Zammit at Hal-Tarxien (in work published in the Antiquaries Journal (1924) and to continue his interest in prehistory by collaborating with Peet and H. Thurlow Leeds on an essay on the western Mediterranean for the Cambridge Ancient History (1924). On his return from Malta in spring 1921, Ashby met Caroline May, eldest daughter of the civil engineer Richard Price-Williams and cousin of Walter Ashburner (an old friend of Ashby's with links to the British Institute of Florence), working in the school library. The couple married on 20 July 1921 and, though they had no children, Caroline began to take over Strong's role as hostess at the school, straining relations between them. In 1924 the BSR executive committee decided to only renew Strong's and Ashby's appointments until 1925, when Mrs Strong would reach retirement age at sixty-five.
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