Making over $216 million a year as a retiree is rather impressive — and it's maybe even more so when the retiree in question is a horse.
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PERA Executive Director Greg Smith is fond of pointing out that the average age of a PERA retiree is comparable to that of a retiree in the general population.
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For that reason, if a retiree plans to pass down the property, it may be better to have the gain stepped up at death depending on the age of the retiree.
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I've talked to a retiree who retired comfortably at age 52, and I've talked to a retiree who was able to spend $10,000 on woodworking tools in his first week of retirement.
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"No matter how tactical you are trying to be with bonds they will still make up a big swath of allocation models, the majority in pre-retiree and retiree accounts," he said.
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My favorite retiree beach community Key West came through. 221.
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For fellow early retiree Jeremy Jacobson, who blogs at www.gocurrycracker.
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Now 44, Turner is a multimillionaire and an early retiree.
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Not every early retiree is a fan of Roth conversions.
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Pat Gill, a Vancouver retiree, said she voted for Trudeau.
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"Poor families," said Hamid Mousavi, a retiree driving a taxi.
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Dear Readers: Today's Sound Off is about hiring a retiree.
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He goes golfing more than your average Palm Beach retiree.
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Neville Bartlett, a retiree from Sydney, recently traveled to Canberra.
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Come for the warm weather and stay for the retiree benefits.
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What the scammer didn't know was William wasn't your average retiree.
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"It's like a new normal," the retiree and widow told CNN.
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The retiree is engaged and the wedding is set for February.
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"We need a fresh voice," said Helen Cooper, a local retiree.
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But we would also have to add intrepid thrill-seeking retiree.
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Why SpaceX is trying to buy a small Texas retiree community
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Raúl Barroso González, a retiree, spoke for many who admired Guevara.
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There are fewer workers paying taxes for every retiree collecting benefits.
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"He's getting responses; things are happening," Jerry Retzlaff, a retiree, said.
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The foundation will match employee and retiree donations up to $100,000.
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Friedman is far from the only retiree to harbor these concerns.
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We're here with John Markoff, retiree from the New York Times.
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Maine is projecting a drop to 2.1 people of working age per retiree by 2032, down from 3.2 per retiree in 2017, according to the Maine Development Foundation, a private organization devoted to improving the state's economy.
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"People are really impressed with the mural," said Key, 64, a retiree.
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That's the impression I got after talking to Domalick, the Wisconsin retiree.
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But what happens when our healthy, vigorous retiree gets to be 99?
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Now, Kepner's wife – a recent retiree – takes care of him full time.
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He also gave up his right to receive company retiree health benefits.
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To avoid having that happen don't make these classic new-retiree mistakes.
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Biden's blast sounds more like a candidate than a White House retiree.
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"He promised to help miners, not just mining companies," one retiree said.
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"Everything he does bothers me," said Cindy Schemmel, 63, a recent retiree.
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The largest concessions come from changes to public pensions and retiree healthcare.
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As a retiree, you may not need as much coverage, he said.
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In Mississippi, a retiree could live on $1 million for 23 years.
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In Japan, the ratio has fallen to just two workers per retiree.
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Gilbert is probably better for the slightly wealthier retiree, according to SmartAsset.
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The Villages in Sumter County, Florida, is designed for the active retiree.
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Or they may have transitioned from employee coverage to a retiree plan.
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Now, though, he was back to life as an active, social retiree.
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He Shun, a retiree, paid $70 just to see the new bridge.
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As a retiree in his 60s, he can ill afford to lose.
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There are a handful of other situations in which a retiree may not be denied Medigap coverage; for instance, in the event you have Medicare and retiree health-care coverage through work and that employer plan is ending.
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Though some retiree healthcare plans cover minor children, most don't and Medicare won't.
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"I would not pay taxes," said Fadil Yaseen, 55, a retiree in Baghdad.
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The district maintains these reserves are needed to cover expenses like retiree benefits.
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"I do feel safer," said Dotty Rhea, 68, a retiree from Savannah, Tennessee.
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Poland's government follows God, says Elzbieta, a retiree strolling on Siemiatycze's central square.
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And the state's retiree health care liability dropped from $6.1 million to $508,000.
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The research evaluated retiree income from both Social Security and other sources — i.e.
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It also has a retiree population on the higher side of GOBankingRates' list.
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The plan involves slashing bondholder debt and retiree healthcare costs while protecting pensions.
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Retiree David Fisher, 69, has lived in New York state since age 27.
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But when you're a retiree, you can theoretically travel any time you want.
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The retiree specialized in advising wealthy clients five years pre- and post-retirement.
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As a retiree, back in San Diego, he has been a prolific philanthropist.
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Raymond Watt, a descendant of that couple, is a retiree living in Queens.
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Meanwhile, Boca Raton, a retiree favorite, came in at a humble 210.6th place.
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"This is tragic to me," said Ahmad Heidari, a 64-year-old retiree.
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If the retiree plans to stay longer, buying would be a better choice.
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A short time later, Sherri Arrison, a retiree, arrived in her Nissan Murano.
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Without filling out that form, the retiree is automatically enrolled at maximum coverage.
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At the same time, fixed costs are rising, in part from retiree benefits.
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"We don't agree with these deportations," said Adrian Ils, a retiree from Cologne.
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"I think Bernie and Biden are too old," said Ms. Thompson, a retiree.
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Guadalupe Martinez, a 64-year-old retiree, said she was still shaking from shock.
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However, these steps may not be enough to keep your retiree health costs contained.
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Then there's the $3.4 billion of unfunded liabilities for public pensions and retiree healthcare.
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It has a large retiree population, but also a large number of young people.
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I asked a white retiree if he believed in the existence of white privilege.
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Many of those homeowners are retiree-age citizens who had no plans to leave.
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The Padstow Heights, Australia, retiree home posted the above video to Facebook on Dec.
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British retiree Margaret Tyler has garnered her own press attention for her royal dedication.
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Plus having a mortgage offers tax benefits you can still claim as a retiree.
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As of January 2401, the average retiree receives $1,360 per month from Social Security.
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"I voted for statehood," Armando Abreu, a 74-year-old retiree, said after voting.
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The employer plan also cannot be a retiree or COBRA plan, according to Votava.
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The 28-year-old National Football League retiree also discussed the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Retired coal miners can receive retiree health benefits through one of three multiemployer plans.
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One retiree investor named Ken said he had lost around $190,000 on the stock.
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Unlike other countries, the retiree benefits in Panama aren't just for your twilight years.
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But if you're a retiree on a fixed income, your options are pretty limited.
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For Robert Pettinato, 79-year-old retiree in Scranton, Pa., there was no question.
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But mostly now Roth leads the quiet life of an Upper West Side retiree.
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A 2006 law mandates that USPS pre-fund 13 years of retiree health benefits.
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A wild field of 2202 Republicans are hoping to succeed another Texas retiree, Rep.
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As a retiree, Mr. Li said he receives a subsidy from the local government.
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"It's just a great place," said Brian McKee, a retiree from South Bend, Ind.
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Then, we can increase the amount a retiree can live off of quite significantly.
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"That would be a good spot," said Gary Skiles, a retiree from Moline, Ill.
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The employer plan also cannot be a retiree or COBRA plan, according to Votava.
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As of January 2017, the average retiree receives $1,63 a month from Social Security.
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Carper is right to address the Postal Service's health insurance and retiree financing problems.
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"I don't mind going public now," the 69-year-old retiree told People magazine.
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Mark Hover, a retiree in Moreno Valley, attends more than 100 concerts a year.
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And such crimes are likely to climb simply because the retiree population is growing.
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The district said that money is needed to cover retiree benefits and other expenses.
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The cops found prescription painkillers, stolen from another retiree the previous week, in their car.
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"He openly mocks people," Yves Rollet, a French retiree, also told the Post on Saturday.
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Ruth Walker, a 78-year-old retiree from Cedar Falls, was having none of it.
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Wang Haixia, a 62-year-old retiree, stood watch on Monday on a nearby street.
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The prudent course for any retiree is to plan on a longer-than-normal life.
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"Portugal is a wonderful county and has so much to offer the retiree," she said.
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"I think he was more patient than normal," said Patty Logsdon, a retiree from Milwaukee.
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If you're a NFL retiree suffering from CTE, you are pretty much on your own.
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She was answering the question every recent retiree is asked: Do you miss the job?
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Jim Remillard, 69, a white retiree, said he doesn't pay much attention to "divisive" debates.
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"The whole world is laughing at us," says a retiree watching from the back rows.
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As of 228, Illinois had nearly $160 billion in unfunded pension and retiree healthcare liabilities.
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Republican retiree Miriam Asper told CNN that she feels that Handel's views reflect her own.
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The plan also calls for bumping up a retiree health benefits fund to $4 billion.
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Most recently, he lived in a retiree community in Mesquite, Nevada, northeast of Las Vegas.
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Or, as Jan Franck, 65, a retiree in Charleston, W.Va., put it after hearing Mrs.
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In addition, the average retiree without a retirement plan has annual earned income of $7,459.
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Mayra Perez, a 59-year-old retiree, expressed pride in the quality of the water.
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With housing costs reaching over $20,000 per year, Vermont isn't particularly friendly to retiree budgets.
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One retiree investor, Ken, talked to me about losing around $190,000 from investing in MoviePass.
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As an outsider parts of it also seem to have a retiree/country club conservatism.
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Alaska might be the new Florida thanks to a large retiree population and low taxes.
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But the retiree was certain in her views about President Trump: "Very unhappy," she said.
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"Their retiree coverage looks just the same as when they were working," Mr. Lipschutz said.
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The retiree holding together a small astronomy museum in Kiev with spare parts and pluck.
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Jerri Durham, a Tennessee retiree, learned about the Shepherd's Diet from a friend's Facebook post.
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Another Iowan, Sue Smith, a retiree, also said she was likely to support Mr. Biden.
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"The government did not fulfill its duty," Du Hanrong, 56, a retiree, said by telephone.
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One example: a retiree who occasionally drives for Uber for fun, not for the money.
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"Cheez-Its and pretzels," Nancy Knauer, a retiree, said when asked what food she brought.
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"We're tired of watching President Trump be beat up," Dawn Thorburn, 51, a retiree, explained.
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The retiree, who resides in a suburb west of Paris, moved to France in 1965.
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Large unfunded pension and retiree health care liabilities will also continue to squeeze state finances.
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" As Naftali Cohen, a local retiree, put it, "I have voted Likud all my life.
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Jack Donson is a retiree from the Federal Bureau of Prisons who co-founded Prisonology.
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As a retiree in Arizona, Pat Cafferata hasn't felt the effects of the shutdown firsthand.
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"In some ways, he comes across as being very redneck," said Margaret O'Brien, a Charleston retiree.
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As a result of the bankruptcy process, Patriot was relieved of responsibility for retiree health care.
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In fact, "budgets don't work," the self-made millionaire and early retiree writes on his blog.
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"It's not going to impact affluent retirees, it's going to affect the average retiree," he said.
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"I've worked with men all my life, so I've heard it all," said Rosalie, a retiree.
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The retiree said the bottle came from a crate of champagne they had had on board.
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Retiree discount programs are available, for example, in a number of Central and South American countries.
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"I have never felt so content anywhere," said Ann Winters, a retiree who lives in Roatan.
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What's more, today he's an early retiree who travels the world with his wife and son.
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Marecek is a military retiree, meaning he can access the base with just his ID card.
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Health savings accounts are assuming greater prominence in retirement planning as anticipated retiree health costs rise.
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Making a plan for health insurance is crucial for any would-be early retiree, he says.
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"I don't think he was being serious," said Tom Taylor, 68, a retiree from Wilton, Iowa.
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So just what is life like as an early retiree with no job to report to?
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For Fermin Seda, 68, a retiree in the southern city of Salinas, there is no doubt.
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First lady Melania Trump's home country, Slovenia, is chock full of activities for the adventurous retiree.
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But it is not just the average retiree that benefits from this finer focus on costs.
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Since her insurance is a state-retiree plan, she's sticking to hormone-replacement therapy for now.
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President Donald Trump has said, meanwhile, that he would not make any cuts to retiree benefits.
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He introduced himself as Stephen McNally, a retiree who'd lived in Green Bank for 12 years.
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His work history was not completely clear; his brother has described him as a wealthy retiree.
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"I respect Wang Yangming from the bottom of my heart!" blurted Cao Lin, 69, a retiree.
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"We're in absolute shock," said Vanessa Jackson, 58, a cousin who is a retiree in Beaumont.
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Being a "snowbird" retiree who spends winters down south and summers up north isn&apost cheap.
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Kerry Krepps, a retiree in Kansas City, Mo., has seen the lasting effects of lunch shaming.
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He sold bananas to an Irish carpenter, a retiree from Puerto Rico, a business school student.
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AUGGIE Richard Kind plays a married retiree who becomes overly infatuated with a virtual reality companion.
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AUGGIE Richard Kind plays a married retiree who becomes overly infatuated with a virtual reality companion.
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It has more than $120 billion in unfunded liabilities, mainly for retiree health and pension benefits.
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The cougher was an unlikable retiree whom the neighbors referred to by his last name, Puldron.
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A retiree from Southern California, Rosenberg's story has been told elsewhere, but it is worth repeating.
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I think I'll ask it for both of you, but from Walt Mossberg, he's a retiree.
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But now she can call herself a retiree — a perfectly honorable social designation — rather than unemployed.
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Not coincidentally, he's popular in the must-win battlegrounds of 2020 -- Michigan, Pennsylvania and retiree-rich Florida.
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Those killed included a volunteer firefighter in his sixties and a retiree on holiday with her husband.
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Since 1970, the life expectancy of the average OECD retiree aged 65 has risen 4-5 years.
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He and other FBI agents, they were trying to free a former FBI retiree, a CIA operative.
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Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf is retiring with a nest egg that would make any retiree envious.
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I'm going to be 30 in a few years, which is retiree age in pop star years.
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It's possible for a retiree couple to live in Las Terrenas for $2,000 per month, but InternationalLiving.
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As a new retiree, you're exhilarated with the notion that each new day dawns with no schedule.
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Health savings accounts are an ideal way for people to save and invest for retiree medical expenses.
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However, Sass says these assumptions are too simplistic and also at odds with data on retiree spending.
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My mother is a 66 year old retiree and she has to use bottled water for everything.
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Retiree Stephen Garner, 68, of Sonoma, has been camped with his wife in the couple's recreational vehicle.
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"Comey has done some dumb stuff, but he's a good guy," said Dubuque retiree Gerald Wiederholt, 78.
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"This is the first time that I'm not voting," said Ahmed Abdullah, a 68-year-old retiree.
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With an aging population we no longer have as many people contributing to Social Security per retiree.
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Tampa ties with St. Petersburg for its retiree friendliness, though care costs are relatively high in Florida.
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A bit farther south than Mexico, but even more retiree-friendly, is the small country of Panama.
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As a retiree, Gailloux is also aware of how this lifestyle may get more difficult over time.
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He says the first step for any aspiring early retiree is to take inventory of their finances.
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In 2006, a lame-duck Congress mandated that the Postal Service pre-fund future retiree health benefits.
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The company is conducting its work amid Boca Chica Village, a small hamlet of retiree-age people.
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This may benefit the company's bottom line but it can potentially be very harmful to the retiree.
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But critics Tom and Lorenzo did not approve of her outfit choice, calling it "Boca Retiree" attire.
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Experts say the U.S. social security system is stable at a ratio of 3 workers per retiree.
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Retiree Liz L., 220, searched for work for two years after being laid off from a job.
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"Not everyone is rich here, a lot of people live normal lives," said retiree Irene Ee, 65.
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As a proud federal retiree, I am appalled that we are once again in a government shutdown.
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"The store was exploding — exploding," said Josefina García, a 64-year-old retiree who lives in Ciales.
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" Her friend Josef Huber, a retiree, said he thought many Austrians would come to hear "The Voices.
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The story below comes to us from Karl Bronn, 69, a white retiree who lives in Illinois.
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These complex rules also affect people moving from Affordable Care Act exchange plans and retiree health coverage.
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Most economists say the overhaul is long overdue, given lackluster economic growth and a rising retiree population.
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He settled into the contented life of an Upper West Side retiree, seeing friends, going to concerts.
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" As one early retiree, Steve Adcock, tells CNBC Make It, "just saving money doesn't get you rich.
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The university graduate and the migrant lean center-left; the retiree and the local-born lean conservative.
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"Forty years of our history were reduced to Stasi crimes," Karina Kafidoff, a local retiree, said bitterly.
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Iva Westbrooke, a retiree who lives in the neighborhood, was out walking her dog later on Saturday.
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Is it really possible that, together, defense and retiree programs account for 60 percent of federal spending?
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Retiree Judith Palmar, 56, took advantage of having power to cook one afternoon last week in Maracaibo.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sharon Kotzen is a 73-year-old retiree, but she is hardly taking it easy.
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"A Man Called Ove" An irate retiree forms a bond with a family who moves in next door.
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Created in 1974, the PBGC uses employer insurance premiums, investment earnings and other funds to pay retiree benefits.
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"Over several decades, retiree incomes have been growing much faster than incomes of working age households," he said.
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He has been passed over in favor of a retiree, fringe college prospects, even a real estate agent.
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In the eyes of the white retiree population of Arizona, it seemed like Arpaio could do no wrong.
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"This is all just an excuse to get money in their pockets," says a 75-year-old retiree.
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This means the average retiree receiving Social Security will actually see their benefit decrease by $14.23 a month.
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Zhou Juzhen, a retiree, has planted a small garden of chili peppers and green beans at its edge.
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Retirees are drawn here by the Pensionado program, one of the best retiree benefits programs in the world.
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In Austria, the hills are alive ... perhaps with the sound of retiree skiers happily swooshing down Alpine slopes.
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"What we typically see is photos of retiree couples on the beach, and they look happy," Hopkins said.
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Another option is to determine if it makes more sense for the new retiree to become the caregiver.
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The state reported $8.9 billion in unfunded pension costs and $9.9 billion in unfunded retiree health care costs.
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"There are different ways to protest than to disrespect the flag," said Holland, a retiree from Virginia Beach.
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Follow his advice, and maybe you'll be traveling the world with your family as a 30-something retiree.
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Ko Ho-cheol, a 61-year-old retiree living in Seoul, has supported the conservatives since his 20s.
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Keep the "big three expenses" — housing, transportation and food — as low as possible, says early retiree Justin McCurry.
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The average millennial started saving for retirement at 237, while today's average retiree started saving around age 225.
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Bleak business prospects mean bleak hopes for extra money to pay for growing pension and retiree healthcare costs.
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If the Aloha State is your retirement goal, plan to save much more than your mainland retiree friends.
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In its letter announcing the cutoff, Labatt cited the "rising overall cost" of retiree benefits, including health care.
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The concept likely would cost the program money as the forces of adverse selection push retiree cost higher.
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Another retiree, Steve Dacus, found that health problems made it hard for him to find and keep jobs.
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A real solution to this problem is needed now and must include retiree support and securing the PBGC.
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One resident, 71-year-old retiree Marie Hein, said the opioid issue may swing her vote this fall.
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Mr. Kinzinger, who is only 40, is one of the Republicans mentioned by colleagues as a potential retiree.
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"It's just manipulation by the suppliers," complained Dany Pichard, a retiree in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue in Provence.
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They've dipped into one of the IRAs, the retiree said, but they're delaying taking Social Security for now.
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The first question we'll answer comes from Johnny Good, a 76-year-old retiree in San Marcos, Calif.
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"People get blinded by the amount of money," said Bill Kadereit, president of the National Retiree Legislative Network.
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"He leads along the lines of being a dictator," says Lorenzo Spencer, 64, a retiree from Pasadena, California.
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"There are ménages à trois," observed Ms. Bunton, a retiree walking with a cane, nodding toward the corellas.
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While not every retiree can afford a multi-million-dollar condominium, many do own or rent vacation homes.
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Jennie Phipps, a semi-retiree in Punta Gorda, Florida, turned to the internet and found lots of information.
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The state would also save $2 billion annually through less-costly employee and retiree healthcare and operational improvements.
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But that all changed in June 2017 when Dr. Goiran met Aline Guémas, a 61-year-old retiree.
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It was always difficult to imagine him puttering around the house, satisfied playing the role of graying retiree.
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"She's dealt with African-Americans," said Gloria Major, a retiree who has been working as a campaign volunteer.
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The agency lost $5.6 billion last year, mostly because Congress demands it shell out prefunded retiree health care benefits.
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Sioux Taylor, a Columbia retiree, said she likes and admired Biden, but believes it's time for a new direction.
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Wendy MacArthur, a 61-year-old retiree from Port St. Lucie, Florida, also rejected the veracity of the allegations.
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Jorge Bermudez, a retiree in Bogota, says he yearns for a peace that the younger generations have never seen.
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The transition from All-Pro to forced retiree is quick and no longer surprising; it's part of the job.
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Among those shopping at the People's Bookstore on Monday was a retiree from the southern Chinese city of Guiyang.
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"He's not going to take any bulls*** from anybody," Charles DiFranco, 74, a retiree from neighboring Bedford, explained bluntly.
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Hopkins said he was unable to persuade another neighbor to leave, a retiree who was confined to a wheelchair.
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The surprising result: Rather than depleting their assets as they age, the average retiree is instead actually accumulating wealth.
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As a retiree, you can plan your trip and keep your costs down by using the five tips below.
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Dailey, a widowed retiree who was living in Minneapolis at the time, noticed the media firestorm surrounding the trial.
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According to the SCF, the average "non-saver" retiree household received a Social Security benefit of $2628,28503 in 22019.
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As anticipated costs for retiree health care have risen, the topic has increasingly become a focus of retirement planning.
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If you're a retiree with great credit, you have yet another edge that could make rewards work for you.
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Insider spoke to one of the reviewers, Sig9m, a 66-year-old retiree whose real name is Rich Ayers.
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A retiree originally from St. Louis, Missouri, Carroll says President Trump should stand by the practice despite intensifying criticism.
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But the chairwoman, a House member from a heavily Democratic, retiree-centric district in South Florida, had become toxic.
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"Each retiree should really think about what their priorities are and then kind of broaden the scope," he said.
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The Obama administration also approved a controversial change to Medicare Advantage's retiree program, which enrolls about 3 million people.
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De-risked pension annuities also leave retiree assets vulnerable to bankruptcy, litigation and creditor claims, whereas pensions are protected.
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That would raise the average retiree benefit of $5503,460 by about $23.40 per month, compared with $40.90 this year.
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"The rich pay a hell of a lot of taxes in the country," said Mac McLaughlin, 71, a retiree.
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Ana Puente, a 73 year-old retiree who attended the gathering, said she was protesting for a "united Spain".
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"The time has come to say enough," said Elena Rosales, 60, a retiree who was outside Congress Tuesday night.
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Retiree benefits were low on the union's list of priorities when Gene Upshaw, who died in 2008, ran it.
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He is a retiree who still considers himself a Republican, he wrote, but now feels "unwelcome" in the party.
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"I don't know if he can get the nomination or not," said Lyle Campbell, a retiree living in Scottsdale.
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Mr. Williams, the Bronx retiree, closely examined his cube's interior; something in there had been digging into his head.
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Our custom is to pitch in for an engraved clock that is presented to the retiree at a party.
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This week, the focus is on her 73-year-old father, a retiree who lives by himself in Mexico.
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Those assertions turned a lopsidedly negative assessment into an even split on his handling of those retiree benefit programs.
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Kristi Harris, a retiree from Iowa Falls, came to see Biden when his bus tour passed through on Wednesday.
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"I think about anybody can beat President Trump," said Elmer King, a retiree from Swan who attended Buttigieg's event.
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The 71-year-old retiree lived in Squirrel Hill with his wife, nephew Steven Halle told CNN affiliate WPXI.
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Plus, they wonder where else a retiree could get a guaranteed 21% annual investment return that adjusts with inflation.
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At that point, I lost the choice to remain on TRICARE benefits I had earned as a military retiree.
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Like any good retiree, we plan for multiple scenarios over an extended period of time before making a decision.
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Howard Iacone, a retiree from Elizabeth Township, Pennsylvania, worried the tariffs could hurt rather than help the U.S. economy.
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There are a number of reasons why it might make sense for a retiree to ramp up equity risk.
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"A man so large in a box so small — it really impacts you," a 21902-year-old retiree said.
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Unfortunately, the theater was packed with what felt like every retiree who lived near 68th Street and Columbus Avenue.
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There, she finds freedom via smoking marijuana and beginning a new romance with a retiree played by Timothy Spall.
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The agreement increases reserves, with an additional $250 million to grow the Retiree Health Benefits Trust Fund to $3.9 billion.
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"Here he is, a multimillionaire," said Ray Breslin, a retiree who went to Mr. Trump's event in Londonderry on Monday.
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Also, if you're a retiree on Social Security, be aware that tying the knot can come with additional tax implications.
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The executive budget increases the city's reserves by $250 million, bringing its retiree health benefits trust fund to $3.7 billion.
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Don't assume someone knows your age and eligibility; instead, tell whomever you're dealing with that you're a retiree, she added.
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As a retiree living in Cumberland, Maryland, the $7 cups of coffee and $100 jeans she read about weren't relatable.
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Also, it's not ideal for retired employees to get on COBRA as it's costly for the company and the retiree.
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In a methodical attack, Stephen Paddock, a 64-year-old local retiree, had more than 20 weapons in the room.
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Three of the four declared bankruptcy, in the process shedding hundreds of millions in retiree pension and health care obligations.
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But Ms. Mahler, a retiree from Long Island, reserved judgment when a neighbor proposed the idea a few years ago.
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Let's take a look at some strategic uses of home equity that can enable a retiree to age in place.
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"I just think the monarchy as such brings everyone together," said retiree Bernie Dennis, one of those attending the banquet.
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"You got to give [Trump] a chance," said Tom Welkey, a retiree from Wilkes-Barre who voted for the president.
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Currently the safe percentage can vary, depending on whether a retiree expects other income from pension or annuities, MacKenzie says.
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Francisco Briganty, a 72-year-old retiree, paid par value for the $375,000 he invested in Puerto Rico's government bonds.
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The LAPD demanded the retiree turn over the blade, and it is now being tested for hair, fingerprints, and DNA.
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Plus many of those early workforce exits are tied to health problems for the retiree or a spouse, Taylor said.
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She's a retiree from Hewlett-Packard and had lived in her Santa Rosa house in Coffey Park for 26 years.
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The 2020 cost-of-living adjustment of 85033 percent amounts to only $24 more per month for the average retiree.
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I sat at a table across from Rainer Klapfenberger, a 224-year-old retiree who serves on the town council.
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"The President's biggest achievement so far would have to be survival," says Daniel Kohn, a retiree in Corpus Christi, Texas.
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A retiree who has plenty of income from a pension and Social Security may be OK holding onto the stock.
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However, early retiree Tanja Hester said renting versus buying really comes down to whether you value certainty or flexibility more.
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Perhaps most surprisingly, Biggs points to recent research suggesting retiree incomes generally match or even exceed their pre-retirement incomes.
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Other major changes: CMS is moving forward with a new methodology to pay insurers for a company's Medicare retiree plan.
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However, the rate cut will be lower than expected, and retiree plans with broader provider networks will be paid more.
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The very next day, another retiree from near Dallas, Lloyd Norman Chaffin, arrived at the same border in his motorhome.
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These figures assume the retiree has no other savings in a tax-advantaged retirement account to supplement their investment income.
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Financial advisors can deploy a variety of strategies to decrease the toll that taxes can take on retiree clients' portfolios.
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"It's good to have at least four major meals ahead of you," said Forrest McFarland, a retiree from Cambridge, Mass.
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"Anyone who thinks of themselves with the risk tolerance of an average retiree is going to want to tread lightly."
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Becoming a snowbird, or a retiree who spends winter in the south and summers in the north, isn&apost cheap.
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UKIP's success in the town is linked to the area's high retiree population, with one in three residents a pensioner.
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Mr. Stein, a Denver retiree, could choose original, fee-for-service Medicare or its private managed-care alternative, Medicare Advantage.
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Social Security's actuary estimates that the CPI-E would increase retiree benefits by two-tenths of a percentage point annually.
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SpaceX has been buying up properties from a community of retiree-age residents in South Texas called Boca Chica Village.
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But the postal reform bill requires Medicare enrollment and continues to keep retiree health insurance premiums at the full price.
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A retiree medical plan allows eligible employees a more affordable way of paying the cost of medical coverage after retirement.
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And borrowing means shouldering loan payments, which can erode annual earnings and be tough on a retiree with limited income.
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But Ms. Williams, a 1843-year-old retiree, lives on a fixed income and doesn't have much financial wiggle room.
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"If they have a generous retiree health option, then that could give them a little more wiggle room," said Eagleson.
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Human resource professionals predict that the number of boomerang retiree programs will expand, especially among larger companies with deep pockets.
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For example, two of the three counties with the strongest turnout in November were retiree hubs with notably different profiles.
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Jim Witzigman, a retiree, had narrowed it down to Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz, but said he now favored Mr. Cruz.
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On Monday, he announced a task force to formulate proposals by this spring for Michigan's local government pensions and retiree healthcare.
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"Where is the AARP?" he asked during the phone interview, arguing that the retiree group should be encouraging Social Security reform.
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Whatever happens, there are things you can do to prepare yourself and your finances for any changes to retiree health care.
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Barbara Destefano, a 70-year-old retiree from Portsmouth, came up to Warren to tell her she had voted for her.
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"It's important for a retiree to ask," said Debra Sternberg, assistant team leader with Liberty Travel in Bay Shore, New York.
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And adjusting to a down stock market is harder as a 2000-year-old retiree than as a 226-something worker.
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It didn't make any sense at all that this youthful 67-year-old retiree should suddenly develop a whopping double pneumonia.
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In all the early retiree couples we've met, at least one of them is always an engineer (or something closely related).
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"I think it's a good thing as long as there is a support system for the foreigners," said retiree Yoshio Sai.
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"I was for Bernie, but you convinced me!" the woman, Kathy Kellman, a 72-year-old retiree, shouted at Mrs. Clinton.
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The format of the day was appreciated by Ann Shumpert, a retiree from Athens, Georgia, who came over for the day.
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"I'm worried that Trump may win," said Nancy Dubs, 83, a retiree in Pittsburgh, who said she was voting for Clinton.
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The story of how Gina Rosenblum, a Chicagoland retiree with no production experience, came to own the property is even stranger.
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Atlanta (CNN)With the preemie cradled in his arms, the retiree glanced toward the entrance of the pediatric intensive care unit.
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If a retiree sells and buys another home for half the price, he or she could invest the proceeds, Lang said.
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Coal unions and lawmakers from mining states have long pushed Congress to provide a backstop for retiree pensions and healthcare plans.
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Retiring This tax season was the first in which Charlie Clark, 7.53, filed his return with his newly attained status: retiree.
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As a retiree, it's possible that you won't be able to make up lost savings, putting you in a tough situation.
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Jim Carney, 76, a retiree who lives near Coatesville, said districts should be drawn along community lines, not by party registration.
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AT&T handed out $246 million in worker bonuses and contributed $22018 million to its employee and retiree medical trust fund.
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The retiree said they decided to separate their money into three proverbial "buckets" to make sure they don't outlive their savings.
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Until that point, she had been a healthy, independent and civic-minded retiree at the halfway mark of her 76th year.
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"I already voted, and I voted early for Donald Trump, and I feel he's unstoppable," said Florida retiree Carmen Teresa Roiz.
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"I am so terrified," said Beth Frederickson, 70, a retiree from Baxter, Iowa, who attended a Buttigieg town hall meeting Wednesday.
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"It will clarify a lot for me these next couple of weeks," said Tony Del Corto, a 59-year-old retiree.
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And it is poised to default on another $6.9 billion in payments for future retiree health benefits, its fifth such default.
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Jonathan Eeg, a 22020-year-old retiree who lives in nearby Mount Pleasant, said he really wants Trump out of office.
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Each of our scouts fills in extensive cost-of-living questionnaires tailored to the needs and wants of an expat retiree.
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"They are punishing us because we want to leave," said Dave Sweet, a 65-year-old retiree who voted to leave.
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General Motors – The UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust plans to sell 23.9 million shares of the automaker in a secondary offering.
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Chances are that you're overlooking a major retiree health care expense — and it'll take a bite out of your pocket book.
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More and more companies are establishing formal programs to facilitate this, for reasons that benefit both the employer and the retiree.
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To a retiree like Sharonlee Vogel, who lives in the Long Reach village in Columbia, those types of changes are distressing.
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They are the Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund and the Postal Service Retiree Health Benefits Fund, according to the letter.
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"This tells my family they are part of something," said the retiree, who lives on Chicago&aposs North Side with her husband.
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Authorities have stooped so low as to target people like Martine Landry, a 73-year-old retiree and volunteer with Amnesty International.
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She recognized him as the quiet retiree she knew from Santa Monica and called the FBI, which arrested him in June 2011.
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"I don't trust the mainstream media — CNN, ABC, none of that," said Ed McKown, a retiree in Pensacola, the district's largest city.
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"We've got a lot of people here out of work," said Joyce Tausch, a 78-year-old retiree who lives in Redding.
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"It costs money to move," said Sandra Ballard, a 62-year-old retiree who lives on the impoverished north side of Flint.
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For example, if you live in a fifth-floor walk-up in Brooklyn, you probably shouldn't market yourself to the retiree crowd.
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Yet today, as a 67-year-old retiree living in her native Sweden, she remains a little mystified by her own fame.
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He convinced the retiree that the London Metals fiasco wasn't his fault before launching into his spiel about Dragon-Click, Bennett said.
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"This shooting opens up a lot of old wounds," Ron Perry, 66, a retiree from TriBeCa, said as he stood in Stonewall.
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But the district is still carrying debts, retiree costs and infrastructure that it built up when it was a much larger system.
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There were 13 working people per retiree in 1985, declining to six in 2015, and will be less than two by 2050.
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And 28 states require insurers to issue policies to eligible Medicare beneficiaries if a former employer changes their retiree health coverage benefits.
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As a recent retiree, Idenfors thought it sounded like an "exciting opportunity," and a good way to spend her newfound free time.
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The retiree David Fisher worked hard to save for retirement and said he got prepared by using a "three-legged-stool" strategy.
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More than one month later, authorities still don't know what drove 64-year-old wealthy retiree Stephen Paddock to stage the attack.
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In 2013, just 28 percent of large companies in the United States provided retiree health coverage, down from 66 percent in 1988.
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"The Hungarians were no strangers for us," Peter Bahensky, a 78-year-old Austrian retiree, told Reuters in a Traiskirchen retirement home.
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A Census Bureau study finds that from 2628 to 28503, incomes for the median retiree household rose by 22019 percent above inflation.
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What's a retiree supposed to do in order to supplement a measly Social Security check when the local JC Penney shuts down?
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Some of the people who move to Cuenca barely meet the minimum retiree visa requirement to have $800 in income per month.
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"I'm a very positive person, and I don't believe the accusations," said Fran Strubeck, a retiree and longtime fan of the Wildcats.
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"I've just been to America, and I didn't see many new things at all," said Xie Aijuan, a retiree in her 50s.
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Beyond that, the Postal Service has been required since 2006 to pay at least $5.5 billion annually to pre-fund retiree benefits.
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In all, the retiree, who is single, has seen her annual premiums rise by more than 60% over the last six years.
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Today he's living in Scotland to be near his wife's family and has just dipped his toe into life as a retiree.
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She's a relatively tech-savvy retiree and a longtime Apple fan who has used many of the company's products over the years.
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"It makes me feel nostalgic," Guo Yuhong, a 51-year-old retiree, said of the part of the advertisement set decades ago.
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Mr. Paddock once owned and managed an apartment complex near Dallas, and he has been described by some as a wealthy retiree.
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Retiree Lon Newman told Business Insider that HOA fees for his condo in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands total $1,000 per month.
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I'm a 2000-year-old early retiree, and here's what I've learned about building a simple, but ridiculously effective, early retirement strategy.
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Companies can offload their pension obligations to the private sector by purchasing an annuity plan for each retiree from an insurance company.
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Without the retiree health plan, he said, the surgery "would have broke me," even with Medicare picking up much of the bill.
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The typical retiree who enrolled in Medicare Part D, which covers prescription drugs, paid $29.20 per month in 2019 according to KFF.
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A community educator for a local nonprofit organization, Ms. Blondel was talking to Larry Wiggins, a retiree who has asthma and bronchitis.
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Iovine has also become a dedicated collector of contemporary art, guided in part by David Geffen, his friend and fellow mogul retiree.
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SpaceX Village is apparently being planned right on top of Boca Chica Village: a preexisting, though shrinking, community of retiree-age residents.
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A similar plug alerted Norma Berger, a retiree who lives in Hamburg, Pa., to an appearance by Mr. O'Reilly in nearby Reading.
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"They were the heart of this area," said George Fischer, a retiree who has lived next to the shop for two decades.
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The mayor's latest budget set aside $1.2 billion in reserves and adding hundreds of millions to a retiree health benefit trust fund.
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"I'm going to do everything I can to get him out," Stock, a 66-year-old retiree from Utica, said of Trump.
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For example, if the market dropped 20% in a year, a retiree might slash spending by a fifth for a few years.
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What about the new retiree and spouse, both aged 65, who are looking at a joint lifespan of close to 30 years?
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Thirty-some years later, Biden Owens clocked two long October days across South Carolina's Lowcountry, hitting smaller cities and retiree resort towns.
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Supporters also argue that private-sector companies that provide retiree health benefits Medicare enrollment as a condition of receiving require health benefits.
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Prosecutors said the man, a retiree living on the outskirts of Copenhagen, had paid for live, online sex shows from the Philippines.
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Dorjin Dolgor, a retiree, said she lived on an annual pension of $112 and burned coal in her stove to stay warm.
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"You expect something like this to happen over there," a retiree named Sabrina Vassallo tells me from her garden, gesturing towards Sicily.
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Today, the retiree can sell his or her shares selected in a fashion that minimizes taxable gains or for any other reason.
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This is in part because the typical new Medicare retiree will receive $3 in benefits for every $1 paid into the system.
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Today this ratio is less than three workers to every beneficiary and expected to drop to two workers per retiree by 2030.
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David Fisher, another retiree, previously told Business Insider for our Real Retirement series that he wished he&aposd put more money away.
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"The United States has no business meddling in this," said Aura Ramos, 59, a retiree who can barely afford blood pressure medicine.
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"I won't say performance warrants the fees they charge," said Barry Edelman, a Las Vegas retiree and a 20-year Baron shareholder.
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Retiree Carl Harbour sat watching fellow passengers dance to the music as the boat left Miami's port, looking on as others posted selfies.
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I see this more and more often — a new retiree, or someone thinking about retiring shortly, asks me to review their retirement plan.
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The actress-turned-semi-retiree and Benji Madden are living it up in St. Tropez where they made a huge splash together, literally.
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The oil industry "is a big source of jobs" in Tabasco, said retiree David Garcia, who said he worked for Pemex 32 years.
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London Youth is the first charity patronage the soon-to-be retiree took on as a royal, all the way back in 1947.
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According to Kessler, retiree populations substantially improved their longevity over the years 1980 and 2014 because of dramatic advances in treating cardiovascular disease.
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Players including newlywed Kris Bryant, recent retiree David Ross, shortstop Addison Russell and first baseman Anthony Rizzo posted some souvenir snapshots on Instagram.
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Francis Ryan, a 69-year-old retiree who lives in Naples, told BuzzFeed News that he was waiting out Irma in his condo.
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Source: Nationwide Retirement Institute Consumer Social Security Study, June 22016 Personal health problems were named by 251 percent of overall retiree study respondents.
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"We can manage the other problems, except the housing," said Amar Kamiche, a retiree who lives in a 1950s tenement in west Algiers.
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I know this opinion puts me in the minority, but if you are a retiree or nearing retirement, you should hear me out.
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Because one in four voters is a retiree, all parties have tried to bill themselves as the main defender of the pension system.
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I got the stereotype section of my brain whizzing and whirring, and set about living a day in the life of a retiree.
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War-weary, but still untrusting For Jorge Bermudez, a retiree in Bogota, the peace deal is good in theory, but he remains wary.
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During his presidency, Republican leaders have made no attempt to pare back retiree benefits even while insisting the government must do so soon.
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The retiree then chooses the package they think works best for them and Renew walks them through the process to get set up.
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" Ms. Chung, a 65 year old retiree, told CNBC: "I don't know why Hong Kong people always argue about 'one country, two systems.
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The states also reported $587 billion in unfunded retiree health care liabilities and $518 billion in outstanding debt in 2013, according to Pew.
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For a retiree receiving the average monthly Social Security benefit of $1,653, a 2 percent raise would translate to an increase of $27.20.
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The man who randomly killed a Cleveland retiree and posted video of the crime on Facebook died by suicide on Tuesday, police said.
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Even if a retiree can survive on low investment returns, underconsumption could mean they prematurely retract from spending time with friends and family.
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But she isn't leading the national conversation, she's mouthing along with it, like any other retiree talking back to cable news at home.
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And factor key factor is the age at which the average retiree leaves the workforce, which is too young to qualify for Medicare.
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"All of this is sea turtle nesting area," said Deb Washburn, 62, a retiree and resident of Carrabelle, a seaside town of 2,700.
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"For example, if a pre-retiree is in a high-tax bracket now but expect lower tax-brackets in the future," he says.
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They would prohibit the sale of private health plans while ending employer-sponsored insurance coverage and private and public sector retiree health plans.
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If you're a retiree who doesn't have any debt, you could easily use a credit card to earn cash back or travel rewards.
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Assuming that life expectancy does not increase over your lifetime, a 60-year-old retiree could be retired for 25 to 40 years.
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Similarly, if you're a retiree living in part off of bond interest income, the quarter-point rate hike won't solve your money problems.
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To apply for Ecuadorean residency as a retiree, you only have to prove that you have $800 in consistent reliable income per month.
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The Post reported that the 85-year-old retiree finally raised the alarm after making "many" transactions with the alleged fraudsters since 2016.
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That change, which brought the age at which a retiree receives their full benefits to 67 from 65, has been gradually phased in.
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" Marilyn Sevigny, a retiree from Lake Ariel, Pa., said that "as a woman, I don't like what he said, I'm not defending it.
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But outside a library in nearby Acton, independent Larry Weier, an Agua Dulce retiree, said the scandal has confirmed his judgment on Hill.
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If a retiree pulls money from a traditional individual retirement account (IRA) to pay for a college course, that money will be taxed.
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GASB is the group best known for requiring states and localities to disclose how much they owe for retiree pensions and health care.
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A retiree who sells a house, buys a cheaper one and invests the balance of the equity can create a new income stream.
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The 84-year-old retiree says Shelly -- who runs the Sterling Family Trust which manages the building -- failed to properly maintain the walkway.
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"There is a lot of frustration but the hope continues," said Irma Lopez, a retiree from the town of Los Teques, near Caracas.
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A recent working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research found that, on average, Medicaid covers 20 percent of retiree health spending.
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Most people on Medicare have supplementary insurance, like a Medigap policy or retiree health benefits, to help pay their share of the bill.
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The economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic could see the FIRE (financial independence, retire early) movement slowly down, according to one early retiree.
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"As we were saving over the years I always made it a point to beef up our after-tax accounts," the retiree said.
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Fuzak, a retiree who lives near Spokane, Washington, said he was under the snow for 50 minutes, far longer than most avalanche survivors.
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"We are registered Democrats but we have changed our views lately," said Daksha Dalal, 66, a federal government retiree from Kansas City, Kan.
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A building owner needed 60 extra-large doors repapered, a job Mr. Mizunoya and another retiree hoped to finish in about two weeks.
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Employees and retiree benefits will continue to be paid, and donations, if made as a restricted gift, cannot be used to settle claims.
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For those plans needing additional help to meet retiree obligations, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation would be available to make up the difference.
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However, Murray Energy's lawyers said the company is "simply not able to repay" its liabilities, including its "outsized" pension and retiree healthcare obligations.
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Ultimately, a retiree is going to have health-related expenses, and when the time comes, their HSA will be waiting in the wings.
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John Morrow, a 69-year-old Floridian retiree, made a succession of financial decisions that resulted in the loss of his 401(k).
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You might not expect a 63-year-old retiree to be a Reddit super-user, but Olsen is online several times a day.
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However, AARP says a retiree needs to save about $1.18 million in order to live off of $40,000 a year for 30 years.
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He called over a man he introduced as a National Front activist, a retiree who presented a new party membership slip to Dassonville.
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Mr. Jones is a 63-year-old retiree who relies on a disability check, so he undoubtedly qualified for the Poverty Tax Exemption.
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Lynn Boucher, a retiree from Vermont, said she had been leaning toward Mr. Putnam but was now firmly in Mr. DeSantis's camp. Why?
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States also reported $21 billion in unfunded retiree health-care liabilities (22016 percent of personal income) and $13 billion in outstanding debt (21 percent).
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"Traffic was backed up for about 9 miles (14 km) in places," said Paul Jones, a retiree who owns a home on the island.
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Nigel Farage has been a U.K. politician, a broadcaster, a Fox News analyst, a Donald Trump hype man, a mustachioed retiree, and a Brexiteer.
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A reverse-mortgage line of credit, Bruns said, can give a retiree access to cash that can be used to ride out market corrections.
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To remedy the problem, in 21995, Congress passed the Coal Industry Retiree Health Benefit Act, to provide benefits for more than 21989,000 retired miners.
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If she wants to face off against Young in November, the 64-year-old retiree needs to defeat three other candidates in Tuesday's primary.
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Back in July 2016, police in Florida arrested a very unlucky retiree after mistaking the blue glaze from the guy's donut for crystal meth.
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On the outskirts of Montgomery, 76-year-old Air Force retiree John Lauer said Trump's endorsement swayed him to vote for Strange on Tuesday.
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The cities where it's a smaller portion of retiree income tend to have a higher cost of living and higher incomes among its residents.
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The retiree and his spouse sold the home, but the proceeds were barely enough to cover the mortgage, meaning they had little to reinvest.
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The federal retiree health-care program doesn't pay for cleanings, fillings, crowns or dentures — all of which are services seniors are likely to need.
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Instead, it stems from the 28503 decision by a lame-duck Congress to compel the Postal Service to pre-fund future retiree health benefits.
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Japan's prison system is being driven to budgetary crisis by demographics, a welfare shortfall and a new, pernicious breed of villain: the recidivist retiree.
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To improve, pension funds either need to earn better-than-expected returns in the future, request higher contributions from workers or reduce retiree benefits.
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Alpha's legal team warned the company could be force to liquidate if required to maintain labor contracts and retiree benefits for its unionized workers.
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CoStar found that people 217 and older with annual incomes above $75,000 tend to favor markets with warmer weather and retiree-friendly tax situations.
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Such a place, welcomes foreign retirees as members of the community, and has well-organized expat and retiree groups for sharing information and activities.
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Over 40 percent said they were "very concerned" because every dollar spent on a cause was one less dollar spent providing for a retiree.
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Remarkably, one will still hear the claim that the agency would be fine if Congress did not have to prefund its retiree health benefits.
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"We're the Cheeseheads," said Barbara Finger, a retiree from Wisconsin who wore a hat shaped like a wedge of cheese, the state's signature product.
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"He's an upright man," said Roselyne Duchaine, 81, a retiree in Paris's 17th arrondissement who said she had voted for Mr. Fillon on Sunday.
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He shares the space with a retiree and a cheesemaker, and a discreet business card printed with "Philippe Dufour, Horlogerie Compliquée," marks his mailbox.
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"The hotels are very pretty, but they are too expensive for Cubans," said retiree Antonio Cazamayor, who lives on a monthly pension of $10.
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"Who knows how long this shutdown will go on?" said one 70-year-old retiree loading up his supermarket trolley with packets of noodles.
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With the rising costs of teacher pensions and retiree benefits, more of the money is not even going to teachers currently in the classrooms.
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Personal finance website WalletHub has ranked 182 U.S. cities by retiree-friendliness as part of its 53's Best & Worst Places to Retire report.
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"He was a part of Hungarian history and they shouldn't remove him from it by removing this statue," said Marta Karpeta, 65, a retiree.
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"I am here protesting for our country," said George Ng, a retiree and member of Voice of Loving Hong Kong, a pro-Beijing group.
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"He tricked us," said Jean-Marie Leconte, a retiree who invested about $260,000 in shares of letters by Baudelaire, Charles de Gaulle and others.
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"No, I'm more of a Republican and that's just a little bit too far to the left for me," said Ms. Birkett, a retiree.
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Chen Pulin, a 78-year-old retiree, was waiting outside a Shanghai hospital recently while his daughter was inside being tested for the virus.
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Ideally, a retiree has five to 10 years' worth of their living expenses in more conservative investments, such as cash, bonds and some alternatives.
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As an early retiree, the costs associated with a traditional insurance plan that doesn't require a stationary primary care physician is much too expensive.
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Others have chronic or debilitating health problems that would require expensive supplemental coverage — currently provided by the retiree plan — even with the Medicare benefit.
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"I just want to help out," said John Hernandez, a retiree who brought sound equipment to Mr. Bennet's appearance in case it was needed.
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Take it from retiree David Fisher, who told Business Insider that if he could turn back time, he'd tell his younger self to invest.
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"When a retiree knows their withdrawal bucket is secure, it's easier not to panic in the face of bad stock market news," Beyrer said.
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The most common question Peltzman fields is whether a 65-year-old client should stay on their group retiree plan or switch to Medicare.
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He asked the driver to pull over, called his manager in tears, and then returned home, a retiree at the age of twenty-seven.
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She may have nurtured two supernatural superstar daughters, but she comes across as a sage retiree supremely at ease in her dewy, flawless skin.
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"I love Joe Biden," said Lydia Wermager, a retiree from nearby Marion, who saw the former vice president at the Labor Day picnic here.
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Echoing a common analysis, Catherine Bonneville, 63, a retiree in Phoenix, described the choice as between "despicable" (Donald J. Trump) and "untrustworthy" (Hillary Clinton).
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Christmastime retail positions are the obvious ultimate seasonal job; your local mall or department store is likely employing a lot of retiree salespeople right now.
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Here's what they told me: Mickey Sims, a retiree who gets his coverage on the Obamacare exchange, came to the town hall to "support" Coffman.
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"Not for everyone's health care -- just VA," Marla Swesey, a 63-year-old retiree who had made an 80-minute drive from Iowa City, said.
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Among them was 70-year-old retiree Rafael Rivera, who clutched a small bag of dog treats for his dog and six puppies at home.
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The optimal rate for withdrawals also depends on how large the savings are relative to the income a retiree needs, and how they are invested.
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The week after the election, I met Lewis, an African-American retiree and a longtime civil rights activist, on a reporting trip to Concordia, Louisiana.
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The move will have no effect on the company's cash, pension funding requirements, retiree pensions or the amount of underfunding for the pensions, said Steslicki.
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Focus on cutting the "big three expenses" Keep the "big three expenses" — housing, transportation and food — as low as possible, says early retiree Justin McCurry.
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The average retiree calling this Alabama tech hub home boasts an average annual income of $25.4,24.6, which makes it No. 259 in the income ranking.
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The heightened level of enjoyment lasts at least a year after a retiree stops working full time, researchers report in the journal Age and Ageing.
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While the degree of future retiree health cost increases is unclear, it's likely that recent trends will continue and those costs will continue to rise.
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After the retiree moved in, his next-door neighbor told him the seller "'knew he had a buyer the minute you walked through,'" DeFelice recounted.
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And because those boomers had fewer children than their parents, the number of tax-paying workers supporting each retiree will drop from 2.8 to 2.1.
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The plaintiff, Christine Ramirez, a retiree, invested nearly $280,000 in the scheme, which lost $200 million for investors when it collapsed nearly a decade ago.
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Also known as Kopernik Shores, the community is a remote hamlet on the southern tip of Texas where roughly two dozen retiree-age people live.
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Another Roth conversion strategy is to compare retiree married bracket rates in their 60s to potential widowed single bracket rates in their 80s and 90s.
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To improve, pension funds either need to earn better-than-expected returns in the future, request higher contributions from current workers, or reduce retiree benefits.
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"That's a bit rich," said Larry Innanen, a retiree from Oakville, Ontario, who was involved in a class-action lawsuit after Labatt cut health benefits.
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The state recently doled out an even bigger prize earlier this month when a 66-year-old retiree won $344.6 million in the Powerball lottery.
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By marking someone as "presumed dead," the assets to which the retiree was entitled were released from the reserve, increasing MetLife's bottom line, Galvin alleged.
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A retiree is often seduced by the lump-sum figure, not realizing that it could result in lower income through the years, Mr. Cordaro said.
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Meanwhile, many employers have reduced retiree health insurance, said Kevin Boyles, vice president at Ascensus, a retirement and college savings service provider based in Pennsylvania.
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The agency cites the decline of physical mail and the rising cost burden of retiree benefits — not Amazon's market dominance — as reasons for the blow.
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Not that they can't make friends with older people, but a 20-something is in such a different stage of life compared to a retiree.
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In reality, it turned out to be one heavily-armed retiree—a white guy named Stephen Paddock who was reportedly not especially religious or political.
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"I'm excited to experience the high-speed train, even more excited than when I take a plane," said a 71-year-old retiree surnamed Leung.
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David Fisher, a 69-year-old retiree living in New York, would tell his 35-year-old self to invest and save more for retirement.
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We measure each state's fiscal health by looking at its credit ratings and outlook, its overall budget picture, and pension and retiree health care obligations.
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Golden said future taxes also are very hard to estimate accurately and that a plan can be upended if the retiree lives longer than expected.
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Social Security checks increase 8% each year a retiree waits to claim benefits, up to age 70, and those benefits are locked in for life.
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Within days, Sandra is joining Bif's dance class, smoking her weed and making eyes at a two-stepping retiree named Charlie (the wonderful Timothy Spall).
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An 85-year-old retiree, she has voted Democratic in nearly every election since, except in 1956, when she voted for President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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After meeting in the online game, a 22-year-old rapper from Harlem and an 81-year-old retiree in Florida met in real life.
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Outside, Susan Jacobs-Carr, a retiree who grew up in Mountain Dale and returned somewhat reluctantly after her husband's death, said she welcomed the changes.
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Li Lihu, a retiree who lives in a second-floor apartment in an enclosed courtyard, called the shift from coal a sign of China's progress.
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My mom, a 62-year-old retiree with asthma who lives in Florida, is part of the at-risk group the CDC was referring to.
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Here are seven pointless things this 38-year-old retiree thinks Americans should stop wasting their hard-earned cash on: But the experience isn't cheap.
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Mr. Karkoc's involvement in the war surfaced when a retiree who had researched Nazi war crimes approached The Associated Press after coming across his name.
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We measure each state's fiscal health by looking at its credit ratings and outlook, its overall budget picture, and pension and retiree health-care obligations.
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While COLA increases since 23.3 cumulatively have equaled 46 percent — matching inflation over those years — typical retiree expenses grew by 96.3 percent, the study shows.
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"The very first year he ran for Senate, he was out campaigning in a strip shopping center, all by himself," Margo Johnson, a retiree, recalled.
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Tommy, an early retiree who runs the blog Leisure Freak, left his corporate job at age 51, shortly after the stock-market crash in 2008.
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For Tommy, an early retiree who runs the blog Leisure Freak, the path was as "ordinary" as it gets, he wrote in a recent post.
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The result is that Cadillac, a brand that had begun to transform its stodgy, retiree-only image during G.M.'s post-bankruptcy comeback, is struggling.
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"We support the prime minister because he shows loyalty to the monarchy, our king," said Sorasak Katkonganapan, a 62-year-old retiree at the walk.
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John Bergener Jr., a retiree who lives outside Albany, would like to see the separation of New York City from the rest of the state.
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According to AARP, in order to live off of $40,000 a year, a retiree needs to save about $1.18 million for a 30-year retirement.
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Among them was Maria Aleisy Hernandez Ruiz, 71, a retiree in Santa Cruz del Norte, who kept her television on for much of the week.
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The 61-year-old retiree was once a Republican who worked for Florida politicians, but became a Democrat and voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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This typically hot model has traded in her sexy style for some goofy grandma garments ... can you guess which model went from runway to retiree?!
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"I didn't like the fact that he was attacking Hillary on things her husband did," said Connie Sasso, a 66-year-old retiree from Missouri.
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Though moving from "worker" to "retiree" changes a person's life much more than moving from "unemployed" to "retired," it barely changes life satisfaction at all.
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"She gave us enormous insight into him and the kind of man he is," said retiree Fernando C. deBaca, a 78-year-old New Mexico delegate.
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Budget-wise, Kalamazoo is easy on retiree pocketbooks; GoBankingRates found that Michigan residents pay 1303 percent less, on average, for common living expenses than other Americans.
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A seemingly mild-mannered retiree and a proud mother from Oklahoma, she generally confined her social media content to tweets about TV and local Tulsa news.
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"It creates anxiety plus the thought of leaving behind life as we've known it, including family and friends," said Cynthia Staton, an expat retiree in Ecuador.
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"No indictments came out on the deep state — why didn't he pursue that course of action?" said Tom Byars, a corporate public relations retiree from Tuscaloosa.
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Retiree Mike Allen, 66, from Ohio, has lived in Subic for a year and recognizes he might be the lone dissenter when it comes to Trump.
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Nearly everyone on Samish Island knew Chuck Davis, a bighearted retiree who lived in the handsome gray shingle house with the best view of Samish Bay.
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In the spirit of the truism that repetition is the soul of understanding: The greatest danger you as a prospective retiree faces is outliving your savings.
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This situation can often lead to difficult conversations with siblings who may not have as much personal time or the financial resources as the new retiree.
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It is leading the resolutions push, along with the UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust, which oversees benefits for about 700,000 retirees of the United Auto Workers.
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People like retiree Zhu Yinghua and businessman Huang Honghui are making the most of the leisure and business opportunities provided by the region's increasing air traffic.
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The Oversight Committee also approved a bill that would authorize the Treasury Department to diversify the investment strategy for the Postal Service Retiree Health Benefits Fund.
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"His work helped a lot to bring closer the ideas of the Cuban government and the Catholic church," retiree Maria Green, said, standing outside the Cathedral.
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He listened patiently to a pensioner struggling to make ends meet before explaining he could claim extra benefits and giving the visibly moved retiree a hug.
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The retiree would also buy drug coverage through Medicare Part D. Together, all three forms of insurance cost an estimated $3,600 for the year, researchers estimated.
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While New York often has a reputation for being pricey, retiree David Fisher says there are other perks in his state that make up for it.
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USPS officials often cite the agency's recurring defaults on its payments to pre-fund the retiree health benefits fund as the catalyst for its fiscal woes.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin wrote lawmakers to inform them the department would continue to suspend payments into federal employee retiree, health and disability funds through Feb.
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If a retiree plans to buy a boat, furnish a home and make a lot of other purchases, they should take sales tax rates into consideration.
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"I personally am disgusted by it — I think it's disgraceful," said Lola Butler, 71, a retiree from Mandeville, La., who voted for Mr. Romney in 2012.
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There are exceptions: clubs sometimes hire local lefties, whether an amateur or recent retiree, before facing a southpaw if every coach on staff is a righty.
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" Only Rick Mullen, a 65-year-old retiree from Sioux City, said he was concerned with the treatment of Franken and believed the senator was "railroaded.
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The two ways brave investors can bet on bitcoin Similar considerations surround dividend earnings, especially for the retiree who plans to spend them rather than reinvest.
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" PEARL, A 69-YEAR-OLD RETIREE: "I think the conditions have changed, this is not any more just about the bill, it is about something else.
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The events are a continuation of the decades of work that Eller has done to fight for retiree benefits, including pensions, health insurance and tuition assistance.
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"I was in an auto center having four tires put on the other day," reported Jim McCurtain, a retiree from Tampa, on last month's conference call.
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"Yes, but have you saved 3,000?" said Caroline Lee, of Douglaston, N.Y., a retiree who is considered the Godmother of duck rescue in New York City.
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"I don't know how many in the military support us, but change has begun," said Rafael Rondon, a retiree who joined the protest in eastern Caracas.
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If you're a retiree, the drop in the stock market could also affect your cash flow for a while, which you'll need to take into account.
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The security camera footage showed the retiree, who was wearing black pants and sneakers, entering the foyer of a Deutsche Bank branch shortly after 5 p.m.
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But when it comes to retiree benefits, there are clearly two classes of former N.F.L. players: those who finished before 1993 and those who came after.
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Antonio Alcantaro Lima, a retiree in Rio de Janeiro, said that Brazilians had grown cynical in the face of a corrupt political class that seemed intractable.
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The contract signed by Mr. Leconte, the retiree who lost more than $2000,000, and others included a seemingly straightforward line in the "Agreement to Sell" section.
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"I'm still overcome — it was horrible," said Carmen M. Rivera Wilson, a 61-year-old retiree who has lived in the complex since she was 523.
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"The plant reflects the greatness of the Chinese people," said Xia Renhui, 66, a retiree from the northeastern city of Shenyang who was touring the plant.
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On a half acre behind his house, a seventy-year-old retiree named Gawie Snyders grows pumpkins, onions, green beans, lettuces, grapes, stone fruit, and roses.
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Scheil said the typical retiree who uses this insurance typically has amassed a nest egg worth $300,000 or $400,000, and has limited sources of retirement income.
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Critic's Notebook In the weeks since the election, some Americans have found a new folk hero in a familiar face: Hillary Clinton, comfortably dressed suburban retiree.
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Satisfied, and believing a campaign contribution could help keep Medicare safe, the retiree and five friends each mail the campaign a $50 check the next day.
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"There's a rare retiree — even 20 years ago — who would just move to a place and lie in a hammock," said Mr. Prescher of International Living.
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This month, he is to become a manager of strategic opportunities at the U.A.W. Retiree Medical Benefits Trust of Detroit; he will work in Ann Arbor.
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On Tuesday morning, Joseph James DeAngelo, 224, was a retiree and former police officer, known to his neighbors as an occasional crank obsessed with lawn care.
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In many respects, Dr. Siebel represents a new type of retiree, the professional who, late in life, deploys his or her training in some new way.
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That&aposs just over $25,000 less than the investment company expects the typical retiree to shell out for healthcare costs over the course of their retirement.
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I know people in horrible, acrimonious marriages who nevertheless are able to supply health insurance — even retiree health insurance, full ride, including Rx — to one another.
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Dave Tarr, a 64-year-old retiree and Arsenal soccer fan in Charleston, S.C., put aside his beloved red Arsenal cap during the 2016 election campaign.
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"Question the things you're spending your money on," says soon to be early retiree and personal finance blogger "The Money Wizard," who asked to remain anonymous.
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The strongest states will also likely expand their efforts at pension reform to cover retiree health care, which will become more important as time goes on.
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It's hidden deep in the House tax bill, and if passed, will be the first step toward cutting a host of retiree programs, including Social Security.
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"Question the things you're spending your money on," says soon to be early retiree and personal finance blogger "The Money Wizard," who asks to remain anonymous.
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The annual report scores 44 countries based on how well they address retiree needs when it comes to areas like finances, health and quality of life.
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But fiscal pressures in states and municipalities have been mounting, particularly related to retiree benefits, and the Great Recession forced many states to make tough choices.
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Barbara Hollinger, a 57-year-old retiree and quilter in Northern Virginia, carried an EpiPen for 20 years because she is allergic to yellow jacket stings.
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"It's exciting Panama has gotten this far," said Sandra Pinder, 64, a retiree who does not closely follow soccer but sat riveted for the entire game.
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Vincent McGrath, a 56-year-old retiree and Hillary Clinton supporter, was sitting on top of a Camaro convertible holding "Blue Lives Matter" and Clinton signs.
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By 2016, this rate fell to 6.7 workers per retiree and the 2015 UN Population Prospects projects that the rate will fall to 4 by 100003.
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The Postal Service should also restructure $43 billion in pre-funding payments that it owes the Postal Service Retiree Health Benefits Fund, the task force said.
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Of those who did confront these expenses, half shared their thoughts with their spouse and 43 percent talked about their retiree medical costs with a financial advisor.
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Whitman's patients included Van Vandiver, a retiree in the town of Lindale, Texas, who had the surgeon remove a cataract in his left eye in February 2017.
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State and local finances are also still pressured by lingering pension and retiree healthcare liabilities, leaving them wary of taking on more debt to fund infrastructure projects.
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There Lenin seems less like a fiery leader than a grumpy retiree, his arm outstretched as if trying to call back a bus that sped past him.
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Over time the healthy retiree will pay $0003,875 for medical costs, while the diabetic, with the lower life expectancy, will pony up $266,163, the software provider found.
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In my extremely non-scientific poll of other early retiree bloggers (there are like 8 of us, and I've met 3 in person), I've noticed something weird.
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Even when including debt and retiree healthcare costs, "the outlook at the state and local level is extremely heterogeneous," the researchers wrote in a brief this week.
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The man -- identified by his lawyer as Dick Tench, a 62-year-old retiree -- is inside his Simpsonville home when a deputy opens fire, the footage shows.
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"We are unhappy about his leadership because he does not seem to care about the people," said Syriana Maesela, 65, a retiree carrying a South African flag.
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Still Irene Matz, a retiree in Minneapolis, Minnesota, said she was worried about Sanders' electability and had yet to make a decision on who to vote for.
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The increases that we've made in payments for retiree health and unfunded pension liability since 2010 are equivalent to all the taxes we've raised and then some.
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In addition to paying retiree benefits, ERS is on the hook for $3.1 billion to repay bonds it issued in 2008 - specifically to keep the pension afloat.
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Senators have introduced a bill to shore up the fund and support retiree health benefits, an issue that nearly held up a government spending bill in December.
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Hawaii had $13.7 billion in unfunded retiree health care costs, the equivalent of 22 percent of personal income in the state, making it second only to Alaska.
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Original story: A retiree in Toronto was unhappy with the length of time the city was taking to build a flight of stairs on a precarious slope.
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Zhung Tsang, a Hong Kong retiree who comes to Macau every week to watch the races, said he was trying to enjoy the races while they last.
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Elle Karpman, a 68-year-old conservative retiree in Silver Spring, Md., came to the workshop because her daughter, who she described as liberal, asked her to.
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The bank suggested the typical retiree would need to save this much each month because New York was one of the most expensive cities in the world.
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ESI is an early 50's retiree who achieved financial independence, shares what's worked for him and details how others can implement those successes in their lives.
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Eric helped his brother drive across the country in 19773 to a new home in Mesquite, Nevada, a retiree community about 21977 miles northeast of Las Vegas.
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Even under a conservative investment strategy, two of the three postal pension funds could earn returns that would bring the postal retiree benefit funds back to solvency.
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These products can be structured to protect retiree income from market swings so that a sudden downturn does not result in a large loss of accumulated assets.
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The magazine reported that an American retiree could fund "a relaxed and comfortable lifestyle" in Cambodia on nothing more than a $1,000-a-month Social Security check.
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On Braesvalley Drive, retiree Melinda Loshak on Friday was clearing her 3,000-square-foot (280-square-meter) home of sodden sheet rock with the help of volunteers.
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Some of GM's larger investors - the United Auto Workers retiree healthcare benefits trust, hedge fund manager David Einhorn and T. Rowe Price Group Inc - declined to comment.
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Congress approved an overhaul in 2014, the Multiemployer Pension Reform Act, but the legislation has faced strong resistance from retiree organizations, consumer groups and some labor unions.
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The city also has about $22020 billion in the retiree health fund that could serve as a rainy-day fund if necessary, the Independent Budget Office said.
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IF YOU ARE ON RETIREE COVERAGE Some retirees receive coverage from former employers that supplement Medicare — typically help with meeting cost-sharing requirements or prescription drug coverage.
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"They say, 'Oh, don't worry about it, they're two months away, a thousand miles,' but those people are catching rides," said Warren Fachner, 63, a disabled retiree.
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Ippolito, a retiree who lives not far from Cincinnati and is a lifelong Giants fan, said he did not oppose Kaepernick expressing his views off the field.
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Pamela Venson, a retiree who lives in Florence, showed up at the recent Galivants Ferry candidate stump, which Mr. Sanders ended up missing to rest his voice.
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It&aposs not a new concept, but Newman is a snowbird, a retiree who divides his time between summers up north, and winters in a warmer climate.
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"I had no idea," said Joel Reynolds, a retiree, birder and wildlife photographer who learned about the unlikely appeal of this landfill just a few years ago.
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"This is a great place when you are a child and a retiree, but living here requires giving up on a lot of things," Mr. Giani said.
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Officials in Mr. Abadi's office said that the document was a forgery, and that the official who supposedly had signed it was a retiree with no authority.
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High deductibles make Medicare even more burdensome — a retiree paying for a hospital stay with only Part A coverage will pay $1,261 before this coverage kicks in.
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Meaning the money that could finance uninsured people's coverage could instead be used for prison health care, public hospital payments, or state employee or retiree health benefits.
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The Stone A few weeks ago I was sitting poolside in Florida with a friendly retiree who was standing in the warm aqua water, beaming with friendliness.
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This change would have caused significant lifetime losses in benefits for the average Social Security beneficiary — $2628,28503 over 22019 years for the average retiree at the time.
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The Senate bill would end that flexibility and force the retiree first to take the oldest and probably largest gains into income and subject them to tax.
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A retiree, Mr. Shusterman emigrated to the United States in the early 1970s after facing anti-Jewish persecution in Soviet-controlled Ukraine, Mr. Cohen has told friends.
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The service, which is supposed to be self-sustaining, must ask Congress for permission to raise rates and must pre-fund decades worth of retiree health benefits.
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Some, like Dean Basket, a retiree from Wetumpka, Al., came to the rally as an undecided voter – but was convinced to back Moore after watching the debate.
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"Well, Nazarbayev is no longer on the ballot, and I don't know any of the other candidates," said Natalya, a retiree, after voting for Mr. Tokayev, 66.
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When she heard the news of Pruitt's exit while on vacation, she celebrated over wine and cheese with fellow EPA retiree Cynthia Peurifoy — much to onlookers' delight.
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"Seeing the handshake, as a Chinese citizen, it makes me feel happy," said Wu Baoku, a 69-year-old retiree, who was also taking his morning walk.
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The district is also in terrible financial shape, with $1.7 billion in debt, $1.3 billion in unfunded retiree benefits and hundreds of millions of dollars in other obligations.
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This remarkable scene was captured by 72-year-old retiree Mervyn Van Wyk and his wife Tokkie while visiting Kruger National Park, one of Africa's largest game reserves.
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Vicente Mezquita Gonzalvo, a 66-year-old retiree standing outside Caixabank waving a Spanish flag, said the queues were so long last week that they crossed the street.
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Jorge Argentina González, a 61-year-old retiree at a recent Macri rally, said corruption in the previous government was the main reason he still supported the incumbent.
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Her new supporters included Ms. Schempp, the Biden precinct captain, and Greg McCabe, a 76-year-old retiree who said Ms. Klobuchar was his second choice all along.
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"We are continuing to work toward a new retiree healthcare program for 229, paying particular attention to the transition impact for those with current subsidized coverage," he said.
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On Thursday we challenged Well readers to unravel the case of a 67-year-old healthy retiree who suddenly developed knife-like chest pain and a worsening cough.
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Among 100 U.S. cities with the largest 65-and-older populations, Social Security makes up an average 42 percent of retiree income, according to recent research by SmartAsset.com.
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Retiree incomes are lower in Sun City, just northwest of Phoenix, yet the community also enjoys the lowest ratio of housing costs to retirement income in the study.
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"They're much cheaper in my hometown," said Li Chuande, a retiree from Hubei Province in central China who was outside the store, wearing a navy blue zippered windbreaker.
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This distinction helps to prevent confusing a retiree or a full-time student with a laid-off head of household who is eagerly looking for a new job.
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Angelina Iles, the retiree I met in Pineville, cited the loss of dental, mental-health and emergency medical services as being a particularly profound problem for her community.
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"The Bible says he created them male and female, so therefore that's what it's supposed to be," said Mike Haley, a retiree from Greenfield who supports Mr. Cruz.
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Business groups are urging the Trump administration to focus on overhauling the Postal Service's retiree benefits structure, which they argue is the main driver of its financial problems.
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Because of their flexibility, portability and tax advantages — and rising projections for retiree health costs — StoneStreet's Delaney says she's focusing more on HSAs as a retirement planning tool.
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Retiree Emily Tan, taking a break from a shopping trip in Chinatown, preferred to sit on permanent benches next to the pop-up and take in the view.
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You'll also want to carefully scrutinize the ins and outs of Medicare coverage, Carson said, as well as any retiree health benefits available to you from an employer.
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The retiree Bill Brown and his wife have started off retirement comfortably and have come to enjoy some time together (and apart) after years of juggling busy careers.
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Under the new bill, pension fund executives would face a cut in their pay proportional to the steepest benefit cuts any retiree would face under their pension plans.
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But one retiree says many people who are planning for retirement are overlooking a big piece: how they&aposd like to live their lives once they&aposre there.
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Tarbox, a retiree from Connecticut who has lived in San Juan for 20 years, said he was worried most about running out of diesel fuel for his generator.
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"He didn't hear me," said Fairchild, a retiree from Michigan who added that he had been following Palmer around golf courses during tournament weeks since the late 1950s.
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"A year ago, we managed to get by with the money sent from abroad," says Omaira Rodriguez, a retiree who lives in the sprawling Caracas slum of Petare.
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After plugging in assumptions on investment returns, maintenance costs, home appreciation and other factors, the retiree would come out ahead financially by renting for less than five years.
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"I'm here because I can't take it anymore," said Maria Elena Jiménez, a retiree draped in a Venezuelan flag who turned out for an opposition rally in Caracas.
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Today, there are dozens of Sears alumni groups, from Bangor, Me., to Sioux Falls, S.D., forming one of the largest and most active retiree networks in the nation.
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Spencer Sleyon, a 22-year-old rapper from Harlem, and Rosalind Guttman, an 81-year-old retiree in Florida, above, met playing Words With Friends on their phones.
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"There's apparently a Texas saying: All hat, no cattle," said Judy Dunbar, a retiree from Milford, N.H. "He just seems to talk a better game than he plays."
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Coleman Randall, a 65-year-old retiree from the nearby town of Little River, said that he had decided to vote for Biden only within the last week.
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And since Wuhan residents aren't allowed out of their apartment compounds, Ms. Zhang, 32, and her mother, a retiree, can no longer scavenge the nearby markets for bargains.
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" In stepped Carl Butz, above, a 71-year-old retiree, who bought the paper to save what he said was "something we need in order to know ourselves.
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Early retiree Chris Reining, who built a $1 million portfolio by age 35, will tell you that the key to saving half your income is to start small.
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"I miss the old Alexandria," Mahmoud Ghamrawi, 68 and a retiree, said as he sat at the coast and watched the sea with his 2-year-old granddaughter.
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Bill Cagle, a retiree, decided to attend on Monday after seeing a deluge of news coverage of anti-Trump demonstrations in the streets and at congressional town halls.
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Plus, retiree advocates say that most people aren't well-equipped with the advanced financial knowledge needed to fully evaluate their options, and often, they're pressured by family members.
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"He seemed to be more experienced than any of the other candidates," said Joe Griffin, 81, a retiree who lives in Columbia, after casting his ballot for Biden.
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Earlier this week, the widow of a military retiree living in the nearby South Korean city of Daegu was also reported to have been infected (Stars and Stripes).
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"My friend next door, whom I am recording an album with, his house is OK, so some of our music might be saved," Hillman, a retiree, told Reuters.
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For example, if a retiree needs to take out $50,000 a year, and they want the money to cover five years, the bucket should have at least $63,000.
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Aloysius Lee, a 65-year-old retiree from Hong Kong, who watched the debate at The Foreign Correspondents' Club in the territory, said that Trump was too unpredictable.
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"I don't want my vote taken away," said Caye Christensen, a 72-year-old retiree who said she voted for Obama in 2008 and backed Trump in 2016.
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Supporters of the proposal will say that having both federal retiree health insurance and Medicare is a better bet for postal retirees, and most already make that choice.
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A retiree living in Egypt can expect to spend on average $105.93 per month on food, $33 on a one-bedroom apartment and $19.46 on utilities, GOBankingRates found.
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The average retiree spends more than $275,000 on health care alone, a figure that could easily double by the time millennials hit the golden years, according to Oldham.
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Indeed, in most cases, the Republican retiree will likely be replaced by another Republican (perhaps a younger Republican that will solidify that seat for years or even decades).
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The subject of the picture turned out to be 68-year old retiree Gino Rojas, a protester, who later told Reuters he saw nothing unusual about the situation.
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By 2020, there will be about 3.5 working-age adults for every retirement-age person; by 2060, there will be just 2.5 working-age adults for every retiree.
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If your company offers retiree health benefits, pay attention to service dates and ages for eligibility, he said, as well as how those benefits change as you age.
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They are also tricky to run: Establishing a boomerang retiree program involves a substantial commitment of resources, including systems for navigating complex labor market rules and pension law.
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But the site Musk and SpaceX picked comes attached with an increasingly controversial and distinctly human problem: a small neighborhood of retiree-age residents called Boca Chica Village.
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"My friend next door, whom I am recording an album with, his house is OK, so some of our music might be saved," Hillman, a retiree, told Reuters.
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Wes Parker, a retiree from Long Beach, California, held a sign saying "Trump is love" at the Los Angeles International Airport, and said he supported the tighter measures.
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Someone we see often in the hot tub where we live is a retiree who we dubbed "Hot Tub Buddha" because she doles out health wisdom on the daily.
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Later on, Patriot also assumed some retiree obligations from Arch Coal, ending up with more than $3 billion in liabilities for some 22,000 miners, retirees, and spouses in all.
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According to CBS News, a 2006 law requires the Postal Service to prefund 75 years' worth of retiree health benefits — which critics say contributes to its disastrous financial situation.
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However, he believes the 4% rule, which is a commonly used metric for how much a retiree should withdraw from his or her retirement accounts each year, is dead.
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"I&aposm here to defend the word of God and oppose any projects that harm the Islamic identity of our people," said Kamel Raissi, a 65-year-old retiree.
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"It just knocks the socks off any other expense," said Debra Newman, a recent retiree who spent her consulting career selling long-term care insurance to reduce such risks.
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At the capital's downtown Catholic cathedral on Saturday afternoon, 70-year-old retiree Maria Mora had just finished praying inside and acknowledged many Costa Ricans harbor anti-gay views.
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Pam Johnson, a 64-year-old retiree from Salt Lake City, along with her friends donned brown "bears ears" hats to show support for keeping the two preserves intact.
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Illinois is also struggling with a $130 billion unfunded pension liability, a $33 billion unfunded liability for state retiree healthcare and an unpaid bill pile currently at $12 billion.
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Because of the rapidly rising cost of retiree health care, financial advisors are also recommending people take action to improve their actual health as well as their financial health.
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Furthermore, none of these estimates include federal employee benefits such as student loan payments, retiree health benefits, and child care subsidies that almost certainly add to the compensation premium.
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He's more than earned his right to resume shoe cobbling, play golf on whatever remote island fellow retiree Gene Hackman's escaped to, or whatever it is he has planned.
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It added that the agency had been unable to make payments for its retiree health benefit obligations that "totaled more than $38 billion" at the end of fiscal 2017.
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Squire Howell, a retiree who had lived in Paradise since 1972, choked up as he recalled how "the sky turned black" as he fled his home, leaving everything behind.
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Cath Nelesen, an Arizona retiree, posted on such a help forum in October 2016, asking "how to stop a hack" that she had seen two times in one week.
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Every time the pension issue comes up at City Council meetings, he is told to leave because, as a retiree, he is deemed to have a conflict of interest.
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"I want to see somebody who can start from day one, with the right person behind them," said Linda Gomez, a retiree in Ogden who cheered Jill Biden on.
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"If the Communist Party tells us the sky is black, then the sky is black," said one retiree strolling through Beijing's Temple of Heaven, declining to give his name.
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PAEA mandated, to the tune of $5 billion a year for a decade, that future retiree health benefit liabilities be funded at 100 percent, 75 years into the future.
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One 66-year-old retiree from Tokyo, who declined to give his name, said he has lost about 500,000 yen ($4,700) on Lixil shares over the past four years.
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A retiree in their late 60s has a shorter time horizon than a new investor in their early 20s, but, however limited, the retiree's time horizon still isn't zero.
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Ms. Jones, 66, a retiree who worked in the banking and retail sectors, moved to this Atlanta suburb three years ago from Chicago, where Ms. Winfrey's career took off.
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Ms. Zhang, who was admitted to one of the centers on Thursday with her mother, a retiree, saw it as their only option to keep from infecting her father.
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In Dresden, Gert Frülling, 75, a retiree, declined to divulge his party preference, but made it clear that he was sympathetic to some of the Alternative for Germany's proposals.
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Th early retiree Sam Dogen, who runs the blog Financial Samurai, emphasized the importance of having a net-worth target to stick to your financial goals and retirement plan.
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Instead, increased life expectancy could both smooth and extend retiree asset sales over a longer period, while many may opt to work beyond the traditional retirement age, he added.
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According to USPS&apos Inspector General, the new requirement to prefund retiree benefits accounted for $54.8 billion of the agency&aposs $62.4 billion loss incurred between 2007 and 2016.
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"Unfortunately this has been going on for three to four weeks, so people are desperate to buy everything they find," said Ema Lopez, 81, a retiree in La Paz.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield points out that the $5 billion in owed payments refers to a "completely separate" program, called the Early Retiree Reinsurance Program, which ended in 2012.
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Also, don't forget that Paul Ryan has long pushed for the conversion of Medicare into an underfunded voucher scheme, which would be another body blow to retiree-heavy states.
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"Let's face it, we didn't like Obama much, but he was much better than Mr. Trump," said Manoucher Ashtiari, a retiree who carried a sign lauding the Islamic Revolution.
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Her father, known as Bub and an active retiree at 233, spent his days woodworking, volunteering at the local food bank and helping his own 22009-year-old mother.
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A 70-year-old retiree in a blue aviator sunglasses and a gray tracksuit, who gave his name as Ko, said seniors could offer guidance to the younger protesters.
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"We need more of that, and I think he might be the person to do it," said Ms. Downs, a retiree who used to run a health care clinic.
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But McCutchen's new post is larger in scope as the league departs from past practice by filling the job with an active referee as opposed to a recent retiree.
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One fund investor's take in the NYT: "I won't say performance warrants the fees they charge," said Barry Edelman, a Las Vegas retiree and a 20-year Baron shareholder.
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In a letter to congressional leaders last week, Mnuchin said the Treasury Department would continue to suspend payments into federal employee retiree, health and disability funds through Feb. 28.
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But several years after John retired, Peabody spun off responsibility for retiree benefits for the Leach family and tens of thousands of others to a new company called Patriot Coal.
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After classes, newly transplanted senior Lincolnites can revert to expected retiree form and take in a classic golden years activity such as 18 holes at the Hidden Valley Golf Club.
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Legal residents, in the pensionado retiree visa program for example, join the government-run healthcare system known as Caja, which has a network of clinics and hospitals throughout the country.
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But first, the company is trying to buy out a nearby neighborhood of retiree-age residents called Boca Chica Village to make the launch site safer and easier to use.
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But why had this healthy retiree developed a whopping pneumonia – not in part of one lung, which is usually what occurs with pneumonia, but all over, and in both lungs?
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Zhou Qinfen, a retiree from China's eastern Jiangsu province visiting Beijing on Sunday, echoed several other Chinese interviewed who said they consider Taiwan to be an inextricable part of China.
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For the average retiree who is collecting the average Social Security benefit of $1,335 per month, this COLA increase means their Social Security benefit will rise by $2.67 a month.
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SOUTH HACKENSACK, N.J. – A retiree who volunteers as a Santa Claus is facing drug charges alleging police found a crack pipe in his vehicle during a New Jersey traffic stop.
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As an EU member, Slovenia doesn't offer a retirement visa for non-Europeans, so prospective retiree residents would have to apply for a renewable annual temporary residence permit before arrival.
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"We often see pods of dolphins feeding just offshore and sea turtles basking right on the surface," said Lynda Lock, a retiree who lives on the island facing the ocean.
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"Speaking to a mom is different from speaking to a teenager or a 65-year-old retiree," said Frank Liu, chief creative officer at Siegelvision, a branding and communications firm.
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Medicaid, debt service on bonds, pensions, and retiree healthcare account for about 22 percent of spending, compared to a state median of around 281 percent, according to S&P's Petek.
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Retiree crime is rising more quickly than the general demographic ascent into old age that will put 40 per cent of the Japanese population over 65 by the year 2060.
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The man behind it all is Australian man Ross Myers, a retiree who now lives on the Gold Coast, but grew up in the coastal Sydney beach suburb of Cronulla.
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In "The Handshake," Matt Wolfe recounts how a brief encounter between Florida businessman Yousef Muslet's and Christian retiree Hal Howard led to Muslet being arrested and charged with two felonies.
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A coal company reorganizing or liquidating in the course of a bankruptcy proceeding may cease paying for federally mandated retiree health benefits, a U.S. Circuit Court panel held on Thursday.
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Mesquite, Nevada (CNN)He seemed so ordinary, just another house-hunting retiree, when he strolled with his girlfriend into the sales office of the Sun City development in late 103.
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What's more, those over 65 who receive their temporary or permanent residence are also entitled to many of the same rights as an Ecuadorean retiree, except the right to vote.
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"First, people will need more retirement income in the future because we are living longer, retiree health-care costs continue to grow rapidly, and interest rates remain low," she said.
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Christine Cannata, a 227-year-old retiree, and her longtime African-American partner, Rico Higgs, 68, recently moved from Atlanta — where their relationship sometimes attracted unwanted attention — to Venice, Fla.
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Seems like the plan is like, if you're a retiree and you don't want to go bankrupt before you get Medicare, wrap yourself in some bubble wrap, stay very calm.
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"I hope that whoever wins these elections will act more in the interest of the people, not of the political parties," said Gjorgji Petrushev, a retiree who voted in Skopje.
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"Carper will get some votes based on just name recognition," said Sandra Smithers, a retiree who is active with the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists and is backing Ms. Harris.
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In September, the semi-retiree, who lives in Hudson, Ohio, took a 12-day National Parks vacation with two of his six living siblings, ages 73 and 76, plus spouses.
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"As long as the Iranians are here as a guest, as a visitor, we welcome them," said Abu Karar, 50, a retiree who had set up one of the photos.
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"Ahlan fii Rutland," said Fran Knapp, a retiree who lives about 22011 minutes away, one of two or three dozen people who have attended a class here on rudimentary Arabic.
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"The virus crept on us without making a sound and delivered us a shocker," said Ryu Ho-sang, 63, a retiree, who sat in a park dotted by apricot blossoms.
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As a recent retiree, I'm not dissatisfied with my Medicare coverage, but it is much less inclusive — and costs me much more — than coverage that I had from my employer.
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A report from Moody's earlier this year heralded the diversity in the city's economy, but noted that the city's debt service, pension and retiree health care costs were growing rapidly.
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Bill Lawrence, a retiree in California who won $150 million in a December 2019 Powerball drawing, said he would buy a nice house and improve the lives of his family.
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"He's a man of honesty," said Izzo, a jovial retiree who took pauses from his bowling game to chat and share pictures of him as Santa Claus at Christmas time.
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The most critical cost-saving measure – roughly $3 billion a year – was setting up a voluntary employees' beneficiary association for the retiree healthcare costs of UAW members, according to Morningstar.
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"By having rules about how many years worth of spending should be in the withdrawal bucket, the retiree is more tuned into what their withdrawals need to be," he said.
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When the mine workers' retiree health plan ran out of money in 21079, Congress arranged for new funding sources, including the Abandoned Mine Lands Reclamation Fund and, later, the Treasury.
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"They built a nice waterfront and created 10,000 jobs in the western part of town, but all we got was two mosques," said Mira Dekanic, a retiree and nearby resident.
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Reflecting on the polls after a dim sum breakfast, Frank Chan, an 82-year-old North Point retiree who described himself as pro-government, said the result was "jaw-dropping".
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On pensions, Warren favors S. 2254 (116), which would shore up insolvent multiemployer pensions like the Teamsters' Central States Pension Funds and the United Mine Workers' Pensions & Retiree Health Care.
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People who do have dental insurance tend to get it through private Medicare Advantage, Medicaid and other private plans, including individually purchased coverage and workplace retiree insurance, according to Kaiser.
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Its losses have been mounting, dragged down by a drop in overall mail volume because of the internet and a requirement to pre-fund the cost of retiree health benefits.
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One of the few fictional films, Graceann Dorse's "Portrait of a Cat Fighter," imagines a new career for a silver-haired, mahjongg-playing female retiree: running a cat-fighting ring.
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That's why Barry Stevens, a 70-year-old retiree in Canada's capital, Ottawa, invested a total of C$150,000 in a Fortress condominium development in Barrie, Ontario, beginning in 2012.
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Her local Sears in Wilmington, Delaware, the 1343-year-old retiree said, was so poorly stocked that she stopped going there, even though there is no Delaware state sales tax.
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Using its Annual Global Retirement Index and evaluating countries based on 2000 categories, including the cost of living, retiree benefits and more, the travel website ranked its top destinations for retirees.
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The patient, a retiree from Hong Kong's Wong Tai Sin district, was admitted to Kwong Wah Hospital on May 1, 2017, and has since recovered, reports the South China Morning Post.
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"People are trying to find the moderate alternative to Bernie," said Chris Bowen, a 60-year-old retiree who is canvassing for Buttigieg and watched him speak in Keene on Saturday.
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It becomes harder to cope with market volatility as you get older Things look very different if you are a 65-year-old retiree with the same 100 percent stock portfolio.
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Frank Lupa, a 79-year-old retiree in Lawrence, spent the night in a middle school along with other dislodged residents, and said he prayed as chaos descended on his neighborhood.
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"People must feel this is my country and this is my motherland," the New Delhi court said in an interim order issued in response to a petition from a local retiree.
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Those who do have dental care coverage have obtained it through private Medicare Advantage plans, Medicaid and other private plans, including workplace retiree coverage and individually purchased dental insurance, Kaiser found.
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The same strategy worked for early retiree Joe Udo, who left his engineering job at age 38 to be a full-time dad and focus on his blog, Retire by 40.
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Foss says effectively planning potential retiree health costs requires starting early to investigate the ins and outs of Medicare Parts A, B and D, as well as supplemental or Medigap insurance.
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Federal officials have argued the retiree program doesn't have the competitive bidding faced by other plans, and are now planning to replace it with a new formula using standardized county rates.
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Though SpaceX has offered three times an appraised value, many of the residents (most of whom are retiree-age) have told Business Insider they do not plan to accept the offer.
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In a podcast with fellow early retiree Brandon of The Mad Fientist, he said that aspiring early retirees need to prepare for how they'll build human connection once they leave work.
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Alice Buehler, a retiree who made phone calls for Mr. Trump over the weekend, said that she had thought that the emergence of the recording would suppress the number of volunteers.
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Penny Tannenbaum, 65, a retiree in Coconut Grove, rebuilt the inside of her 1926 home after the storm surge from Hurricane Irma in 2017 destroyed her wood floors, drywall and furniture.
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" Another retiree on the call reported that her friend successfully had the ice maker in her refrigerator cleaned out by a Sears repairman, whom she noted was "very precise, very courteous.
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But the NYT's Kevin Roose thinks the company should be more worried about his mom, a longtime Apple fan and tech-savvy retiree who lives in a small town in Ohio.
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"It's going to be good for Leonia," said Kathy Bianchi, a retiree who lives on Glenwood Avenue, which sees traffic both from a local school and overflow traffic from nearby highways.
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Here's a look at SmartAsset's list of the most affordable cities for early retirement: Effective retiree tax rate: 9.42%Annual health insurance cost: $9,396Housing cost as percentage of income: 21.72%Avg.
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Data from Morningstar showed that while a 4% withdrawal rate had a 50% chance of the funds lasting a retiree&aposs lifetime, a 2.7% withdrawal rate increased those odds to 90%.
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Murray's character Vincent MacKenna, a grumpy retiree who drank and gambled, used the phrase "in the context of a race and in a clear attempt to imitate" Johnson, the complaint said.
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"When I voted, I didn't think for one second of Turkey or Iran and their threats," said Rashid Ali, 903, a retiree who voted at a public school on Monday morning.
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Mike Walden, a former truck driver and Teamster retiree from Akron, Ohio, recognized years ago that pensions such as the one he receives from the Central States were in dire straits.
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That might be a valid argument if the postal reform bill required Medicare enrollment but priced retiree health insurance as the supplemental benefit it then becomes, as private-sector companies do.
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Hua Hin is home to about 85,000 people, so it's big enough to have all the modern conveniences a retiree needs, while still being laidback enough to retain its beach vibe.
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One of the first things you should do is to learn how your current employee benefits (or those of your spouse) work and understand how the employer treats retiree health benefits.
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In a letter to congressional leaders and key committee chairmen, Mnuchin said the Treasury Department would continue to suspend payments into federal employee retiree, health and disability funds through Feb. 28.
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Illinois, which ended fiscal 2016 on June 30 with a $9.6 billion deficit, is also struggling with unfunded liabilities of $130 billion for pensions and $33 billion for state retiree healthcare.
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Early retiree Chris Reining, who built a $1 million portfolio by age 35, will tell you that the key to saving half your income is to start with the small stuff.
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"If the flooding comes from the storm surge, we could have problems," said retiree Phil Auth, 76, who stayed behind on Hatteras Island on the Outer Banks, a string of barrier islands.
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House sitting can also be a good way for a retiree to do a trial run of a place they may potentially want to move to, said Alexandra Gordon, who owns HouseSitMexico.com.
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Defined pension benefits are linked to the number of years employees work and their salaries, are paid for life and can be paid to spouses, partners or dependants when the retiree dies.
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According to a PBS health report about a retiree on a Medicare Advantage plan, Z. Ming Ma was issued a prescription from her physician that cost $285 for a 85033-day supply.
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Sprinkle, a 74-year-old retiree, said he agreed to let his nephew contact Dallas-based Heritage, which determined it was an original oil, painted as a study for the final version.
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About three in 10 enrollees buy supplemental Medigap plans from insurers to help defray the cost of care, while roughly the same number are covered by retiree health plans from their employers.
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They are the Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund, the Postal Service Retiree Health Benefits Fund, and the Government Securities Investment Fund of the Federal Employees' Retirement System, according to the letter.
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"An HSA is an ideal vehicle to fund retiree medical expenses," said Chris Byrd, executive vice president at WEX Health, a payments technology company that administers benefits for more than 225,000 employers.
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"The situation seems to go deeper than it looks... It seems like this situation started long, long ago," said Roberto Montoya, a 68-year-old retiree who holds shares in the company.
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Jorge Irizarry, 70, a retiree currently living at the WoodSpring Suites Orlando Airport hotel after moving to Orlando in October, does not know what he would do if FEMA housing aid ends.
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They might be young adults just getting started, stay-at-home moms earning a little extra money to boost the family income, or an early retiree keeping active and supplementing a pension.
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Marlene Clark had asked Judge Stuart Bernstein of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York to approve her payments, arguing they are a protected retiree benefit that Avaya should pay in full.
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As Hugo's challenger, Helmer, talked to voters and passed out campaign material (that includes his handwritten cell phone on any material he hand delivers), a recent retiree from the federal government approached.
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These provisions of the bill include a major effort to shift the liabilities for the unfunded retiree health benefits to the Medicare program, which is already struggling with its own solvency issues.
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The report suggests governors use their regulatory and oversight authority through Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program, state employee health benefits, state retiree health programs and health insurance marketplaces to drive change.
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In one public encounter he suggested that schoolteachers unsatisfied with their pay should go into business, and in another told a retiree in Crimea that there was no money to raise pensions.
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One example of this financial sleight of hand is delayed claiming of benefits, where the larger monthly checks create the impression to the prospective retiree is bypassing free money by claiming early.
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Despite the fact he looked drained at the end of that legendary performance, the 37-year-old retiree somehow mustered up the energy to celebrate with champagne in the locker room. #MambaOut
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The court did not dispute arguments that a fiscal crisis could make the funds insolvent, but said higher pension premiums and reduced retiree benefits impaired public-pension rights guaranteed by the constitution.
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Ms. Kang, a 52-year-old retiree in the southwestern city of Chengdu, has used Pinduoduo to buy shoes, clothes, gadgets — "quite a lot," she said, although the quality isn't always great.
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"We've been three years without water," said Asimira Lugo, a 60-year-old retiree who watches over her grandchildren in La Belisa, a barrio that has typically voted for Mr. Maduro's party.
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However, most beneficiaries now have supplemental insurance, such as a Medigap policy or retiree health benefits, to help pay their share of the bill for drugs covered under Part B of Medicare.
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For two weeks after the devastation of Hurricane Maria in September, Frances Westerman, a retiree from Kent in northwestern Connecticut, said she got information from Puerto Rico only in dribs and drabs.
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Authorities say the thieving duo was quickly discovered after Sotheby's called the alleged buyer, a wealthy retiree, who rebutted making the bids, and told investigators she was not even an art collector.
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A recent analysis from MaxiFi, a personal financial planning platform, found that the more assets a retiree couple has, the more their discretionary spending will increase in retirement by downsizing their home.
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" An Alabama retiree and Moore supporter quoted by the Huffington Post took a similar tack: "And if he had done it, it doesn't matter in God's eyes because he'd have been forgiven.
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That 2006 law requires the Postal Service to prefund 75 years' worth of retiree health benefits — which basically means USPS has to make a down payment on future obligations, no matter what.
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Some participants were told that their partner was a retiree in financial straits who wanted nothing more than to purchase treats for her grandchildren with any money she makes during the experiment.
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But for veterans with disabilities, their retiree pay sometimes isn't enough to deduct from, because they receive most of their benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs rather than the Defense Department.
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But for Tony Goldstone, 533, a retiree who has been in favor of leaving the EU for over 10 years, the referendum result lacks weight until the formal leaving process is started.
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The Motor City had $18 billion of debt, including outstanding bonds and unfunded liabilities for its worker pensions and retiree healthcare, when it filed for Chapter 9 municipal bankruptcy in July 2013.
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While she can't put a figure on the difference between life in Portugal and life in the US, Tricia said she knew she "spends less on everything, basically" as a retiree abroad.
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Susan Chase, a retiree in Southport, N.C., said candidates who attacked Mr. Obama would not get her vote, and she criticized Senator Kamala Harris for attacking Mr. Biden in the first debate.
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But if you're lucky enough to have the time, either as a retiree or someone with a flexible work schedule, why not try living in an enchanting European city for a month?
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"I can't even open my windows on that side of the house," said Sharon Thonen, a retiree who lives on what is now a dirt road a block from a busy Starbucks.
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"We are very grateful to the scientists who let us have a part of their research," said Geneviève Briançon, a 75-year-old retiree who joined the group shortly after its inception.
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SUNDAY BUSINESS An article last Sunday about retirees who live on cruise ships misstated how long one such retiree, Lee Wachtstetter, had been living aboard Crystal Cruises' Crystal Serenity luxury cruise ship.
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For all the inroads the party makes, boosting turnout to 57 percent in urban Miami-Dade and Broward counties, for example, it continues to get trounced in conservative Gulf Coast retiree havens.
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Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, is building a private spaceport at the southern tip of Texas, but the location features a small neighborhood of retiree-age homeowners called Boca Chica Village.
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"It's scary," Thad Holt, a 76-year-old retiree, said in an interview, recalling that he and his wife had strolled near the bomb site about half an hour before the explosion.
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"To have them stolen is kind of like having your babies stolen," Richard Fenn, a retiree in Tauranga, told The New Zealand Herald in 2017, when his collection fell victim to thieves.
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Alleged NFL scam Twelve former NFL players are accused of participating in a health insurance scam that allegedly defrauded the league's retiree health care benefits program to the tune of $3.4 million.
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Doug Leichliter, a retiree in western Pennsylvania, questioned the wisdom of a big tax cut at a time when unemployment is already low, saying he worried that it could lead to inflation.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Nancy Farrington, a retiree who turns 75 next month, admits to being in a constant state of anxiety over the biggest December stock market rout since Herbert Hoover was president.
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The new research comes just weeks after wealthy retiree and gambler Stephen Paddock opened fire on an outdoor music festival on the Las Vegas strip, killing 58 people before taking his own life.
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That approach builds on the progressive benefit formula today, which links the monthly benefit of each retiree to a measure of the lifetime earnings on which he or she paid Social Security taxes.
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Yanking health insurance from any retiree is bad enough, but these are people who spent their working lives in highly unsafe conditions; many now suffer from black lung and other coal-related ailments.
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The official Abby Wambach Barbie doll was unveiled at The Makers Conference in California on Wednesday, honoring the longtime member of and recent retiree from the United States women s national soccer team.
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The Retire Act — Receiving Electronic Statements to Improve Retiree Earnings — which was reintroduced to Congress in December, would allow employers to automatically default participating employees into receiving documents about their retirement plan online.
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Patricia Lauder, a 73-year-old retiree from Harwinton, knew that something was seriously wrong in mid-January after her wearable fitness tracker displayed a resting heart rate of 140 beats per minute.
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On the other side of Escuinapa, 74-year-old retiree Virginia Medina sat in a white plastic chair, a 183-week-old kitten winding between her legs, as she took in the damage.
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Perhaps no one has drawn Luoyang authorities' ire more than Wang Xianfeng, a 57-year-old retiree who in recent years has pulled together Maoist rallies with thousands of people, prompting multiple crackdowns.
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The Cincinnati retiree is among the company's vast army of individual stock owners that collectively hold about 40 percent of the consumer goods giant, a much higher proportion than at most big companies.
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For a retiree in the top income quintile, a private pension now pays out 290 times as much as one from the state, up from less than 1.5 times in the early 1980s.
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"New York City has $3.53 billion of retiree health obligations all by itself," said Richard Ravitch, the former lieutenant governor of New York State and an informal adviser to Detroit's financial control board.
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The controllable loss, which excludes pre-funding retiree health benefits or a change in the accounting estimates for workers' compensation, totaled $85033 million for the quarter compared with $197 million last year. Sen.
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The reported profit excludes the agency's requirement to prepay retiree health benefits as well as increases in workers' compensation expenses because of interest rate changes, "a factor outside of management's control," USPS said.
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Margie Moore, 75, a white retiree in a flower-print blouse and pink lipstick, was more critical of protesters who have taken to the streets in Baton Rouge to rally against police violence.
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It's usually not cost effective to buy a life insurance policy as a retiree, a person with no dependents, or a child or young adult who is the beneficiary of someone else's policy.
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The funding shortfall for Illinois' five pension retirement systems for government workers is now greater than $137 billion, and the state has accumulated more than $52 billion in unfunded retiree health care costs.
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It proposes to adopt private sector best practice to reduce the cost of future retiree health benefits by integrating federal health insurance coverage of postal senior citizens (age 2628 and older) with Medicare.
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Retiree David Fisher, who lives alone in upstate New York, said keeping up your lifestyle in retirement and finding things you enjoy outside of the house are important factors for a happy retirement.
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It's the year that today's 2628-year-olds will reach the normal retirement age and that today's youngest retirees turn 28500; for context, the average retiree today will live to about age 6900.
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"The important thing to recognize is there's no change to what a retiree is getting paid" after a buyout, said Ari Jacobs, global retirement solutions leader at the benefits consultant firm Aon Hewitt.
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O'Reilly is now just like every other irate retiree who used to watch his TV show, puttering around his house in a bathrobe, making calls to his kids that go straight to voicemail.
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"One tries to understand it, but one cannot get there," said Patricia Perderiset, 65, a retiree who had been shopping in the Trèbes market, the Super U, for Easter eggs for her grandchildren.
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He contacted retiree advocacy groups and N.F.L. alumni chapters and spoke to players about the application process, the reaction from them so positive that he started a company, Benefits Huddle, to advise them.
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A 2207-year-old retiree who was featured on the blog ESI Money said he and his wife left the working world two years ago with more than $2490 million saved and invested.
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And in 2014, the board fined a retiree with 40 years experience in engineering $500 for testifying on his daughter's behalf in a property suit without saying his registration was in retirement status.
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"Like all Venezuelans, I'm trying to get this problem resolved," said Maritza Sosa, 2100, a retiree who had waited for hours at a bank here to exchange 2,000 bolívars in 100-bolívar bills.
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Baked into that eye-opening sum is HealthView's expectation that retiree health-care expenses will rise more than 5 percent annually, which is more than double the current rate of broad consumer inflation.
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But like countless other retirees, the fate of his benefits is inextricably linked to the company, which is seeking to "dramatically" slash its liabilities, including $8 billion of pension and retiree healthcare obligations.
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Starting next year, the Treasury's transfers to the Abandoned Mine Lands fund will rise to a maximum $212025 million a year, and will help pay for pensions as well as retiree health care.
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"The way you structure and pay a sales force ... can definitely affect the business performance," said Meredith Miller, the chief corporate governance officer with UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust, a leading coalition member.
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At the wedding of Howard Koslofsky, a 57-year-old retiree, to Elizabeth Koslofsky, a 47-year-old project manager, in September 2015 at the Legacy of the Lakes Museum in Alexandria, Minn.
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At the wedding of Howard Koslofsky, a 57-year-old retiree, to Elizabeth Koslofsky, a 47-year-old project manager, in September 2015 at the Legacy of the Lakes Museum in Alexandria, Minn.
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In July 2014, still at work on his formulas as a 67-year-old retiree, Royen found that the GCI could be extended into a statement about statistical distributions he had long specialized in.
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"Imagine what a mess it would be in the zoo if all the cages were left open," Volendam retiree Willem Veerman said when asked why he has embraced Wilders' anti-Islam, anti-EU agenda.
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Paul Fischer, a 62-year-old retiree from Ormond Beach, Florida, described the call as "pretty much chaos" with people telling Walgreens executives how frustrated they were to lose benefits they were already receiving.
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There were no clear winners in the mechanical world, only companies that knew how to market to soldiers and retiree gift committees ("Thanks for your 50 years of loyalty, Frank, here's your gold Rolex.").
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"The refrigerator was carried 30 feet behind the house," said Maynard, a 58-year-old retiree who, with his wife, splits time between Alligator Point and a residence in Citrus County to the southeast.
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"I miss the newspaper, the chance to sit down over a cup of coffee and a bagel or a doughnut ... and find out what's going on in the community," said Bill Slabaugh, a retiree.
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"However, he is also concerned that our active coal companies, who were burdened with legacy retiree healthcare obligations mandated by Congress, will not be able to sustain competitiveness over the long term," Atchison wrote.
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And Congress dealt the Postal Service another blow by forcing it to prepay its future retiree health care costs at the hefty price of $5.5 billion a year for 10 years, deepening its woes.
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The financial collapse of 2008 and the bailouts that followed infuriated him, including the devastating effect of the stock market collapse on the retirement accounts of men like his father, a phone company retiree.
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Another retiree, Wu Beicheng, 57, said his parents were persecuted during the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution and that he was born with malnutrition during the Great Leap Forward, Mao's disastrous campaign to revolutionize agriculture.
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Furthermore, a retiree is then at the mercy of whichever state he or she happens to live in at the time and even healthy guaranty associations provide widely varying levels of maximum lifetime protection.
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Hanson, a 75-year-old retiree, decided to plow a large field on his property into the shape of the so-called "love symbol," the one that Prince used in lieu of a name.
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"Usually, I vote for the LDP, but this time I think they are making fools of us and I'm angry," said 63-year-old Niigata retiree Susumu, who declined to give his last name.
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However, planning where to live as a retiree entails considering not just the actual location of where you'll hang your hat but also factoring in the financial, social and physical ramifications of your decision.
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Research from United Income shows that that poverty among seniors could be cut in half if every retiree claimed Social Security at the "financially optimal time," which is usually beyond their full retirement age.
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Sales growth in Europe offset a decline in the United States where the Swiss company has cut stores by about a third to 200, to concentrate on cities and retiree-heavy Sun-belt markets.
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"Both of them are good candidates, but I'm leaning Hillary," said Marion Roberts, a 65-year-old retiree having coffee at a fast food restaurant on Allendale's main street, where many storefronts are shuttered.
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Jane Baumgardner, a retiree in Huntington, said she was uncertain about either candidate in the Third District race until she remembered that her daughter, a school counselor, had told her she loved Mr. Ojeda.
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If deaths start to outnumber births — and immigration does not make up the difference — society can strain under the weight of a growing retiree population with too few working-age people to support it.
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"Before I would buy four or five ribs, but now I only buy two or three, as long as it's enough for a meal," said a retiree surnamed Wang shopping at the Yonghui store.
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Paddock strafed a crowed of concert-goers with rapid-fire gunshots from his high-rise suite at the Mandalay Bay hotel before police stormed his room to find the 64-year-old retiree dead.
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Making cuts to what they call "the big three" helped early retiree Justin McCurry and his wife save up to 70 percent of their income and build a $1 million portfolio in a decade.
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Meanwhile, Rich Luczko, a retiree who worked in nuclear power as a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 29, told CNBC that "something had to be done" about the steel industry.
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The 2.0 percent boost in COLAs for 2018 amounts to only $27 a month for the average retiree — barely enough for a prescription co-pay, a tank of gas, or a bag of groceries.
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Alison Whiteley, a retiree in her 50s who saw Mr. Rubio speak in Oklahoma City on Friday, said the race had turned "uglier" this cycle, but she did not blame Mr. Rubio, whom she supports.
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The Still-Living-the-Dream D-Side Boy Band Retiree claims that he predicted Kevin Durant's controversial move to the Golden State Warriors and even insinuates that he may have had a hand the decision.
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After a week of deliberation, a federal jury found David Meza, 26, guilty of domestic violence resulting in murder and conspiracy to obstruct justice in the slaying of 22-year-old Texas retiree Jake Merendino.
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If you're a retiree who relies heavily on investments in taxable accounts for income, this strategy is worth considering, said Aaron Grey, a certified financial planner and wealth advisor at fee-only Buckingham Asset Management.
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According to the Tampa Bay Times, the town imposes fines of $500 per day on homeowners whose grass is longer than 10 inches, and the 69-year-old retiree has reportedly failed to pay up.
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Standing before Boeing's original building, which was restored for an aircraft museum at Seattle's Boeing Field, company retiree and project volunteer Carl Gustafson, left, discusses plans with project manager Howard Lovering on October 30, 1977.
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Suzanne Lamothe, a retiree whose house is next to the main Hérouxville sign, said visitors came to the village to take selfies in front of the sign, some putting mock head scarves on their heads.
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A 2016 Census Bureau study found that — thanks to a 21625 percent increase in benefits from private retirement plans — incomes for the median new retiree rose by 2900 percent above inflation from 220006 to 2202.
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The Postal Service is supposed to be self-sustaining, but it must ask Congress for permission to raise rates and, because of a 2006 law, it must pre-fund decades worth of retiree health benefits.
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"It's just a waste of time," said the retiree, who voted for Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016 but is open to backing Trump in the next election, pointing to the strength of the U.S. economy.
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While many workers are faring well and saving adequately for retirement, the data indicate that many others are not faring so well, making it difficult to rely on estimates for the "typical" or "average" retiree.
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AFSCME's nearly 250,85033 retiree members, led by Gary Tavormina — who began his public service career as a corrections officer in New York State in 1957 — are active in protecting public pensions and safeguarding Social Security.
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The prospect of states having to pay their large baby boomer cohort pensions that can exceed $100,000 a year per retiree for the remaining 30 or 40 years of their lives is a daunting tab.
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Edward and Grace are intellectuals — he a schoolteacher, she a retiree assembling a poetry anthology — living comfortably in the picturesque town of Seaford, England, and Nicholson's script walks a fine line between flowery and restrained.
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An apocalypse-obsessed retiree whose time is spent stocking his fallout shelter and communing online with fellow doom-and-gloom survivalists, Ed stalks Ronnie at the supermarket until she agrees to have coffee with him.
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Zhang Ciping, a retiree and a stomach cancer survivor, was so moved by Ms. Liao's story that she offered to let them stay in her apartment, rent-free, the next time they were in Zhangjiajie.
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After heading a local collective farm for 13 years, he now leads the life of a simple retiree, growing potatoes and sometimes selling a sack at a healthy markup in the Russian region of Smolensk.
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"I don't think Bernie can win," said Pat Barner, a retiree here in Virginia Beach, the southern point in a crescent of suburbs running through Richmond to Northern Virginia, which have politically transformed the state.
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EAST AMANA, Iowa — Anna Navin stepped out of her Honda, grabbed a large pink backpack from the passenger seat of her car and knocked on the door of Glenn Goetz, a 603-year-old retiree.
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They follow the official GDP figures in construing refundable tax credits as government spending — equivalent to Medicare mailing a reimbursement to a doctor, Social Security sending a check to a retiree — rather than negative taxes.
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The steep price increases come at a time when the USPS' losses have been mounting, dragged down in part by a requirement that the quasi-public agency pre-fund the cost of retiree health benefits.
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"When Obama was in office, I felt like things were going O.K.," Jerry Brumleve, 58, a retiree from Louisville, Ky., said last week as he stood in line for a "Daily Show" taping in Manhattan.
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Add the opportunity to have a younger tenant run errands or to have a retiree landlord watch a child in the afternoon to save on daycare expenses, and the tenant/landlord relationship gets even better.
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Barbara McDaniel, a retiree who moved with her husband to Vacationland from Washington state five years ago, said they fled as soon as evacuations began, taking little else but their dog and cat with them.
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Kevin Brown*, a 63-year-old retiree in Seattle, Washington Weight pre-surgery in 2013: 358 pounds Weight today: 1203 pounds When you lose 150 pounds, it takes a lot less alcohol to get drunk.
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As he left the event in Londonderry, Tom Lovely, a retiree, said he was considering four candidates: Mr. Trump and the three current or former governors in the race, John Kasich, Chris Christie and Jeb Bush.
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Obama was forced to delay the start of his post-presidential life Friday after unusually bad weather in Southern California prevented the newly minted federal retiree and his family from landing at Palm Springs International Airport.
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Colorado's package includes cutting cost-of-living adjustments for retiree payments to 1.5 percent from 2 percent, expanding the state's defined contribution retirement plan, such as a 401K, and raising employee and employer pension fund contributions.
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"I am not interested in joining them, but I can understand what they're angry about," said Antonio Costes, a retiree from the Paris suburb of Montreuil who came Saturday to see the damage to Notre Dame.
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