Overall, 27 percent of retirees cited this cause, representing 22 percent of recent retirees and 30 percent of 10+ retirees.
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Advisors working with retirees and near-retirees are discouraging them from chasing riskier returns.
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Broken down by group, 553 percent of the future retirees surveyed say they have a professional financial advisor, recent retirees 255 percent, and 255-plus retirees 276 percent.
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That averages out from 21954 percent of recent retirees and 266 percent of 10+ retirees.
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Here are eight things early retirees, and soon-to-be early retirees, have given up.
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Surely there is a demographic effect, with retirees and near-retirees systematically drawing on equity balances.
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Perhaps surprisingly, more recent retirees (268 percent) cited this issue than older, 243+ retirees (210 percent).
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The SOA surveyed 800 retirees and 800 pre-retirees, ranging in age from 443 to 80.
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Long-term care insurance gives retirees and pre-retirees a way to prepare for those expenses.
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Among respondents who do work with an advisor, 10-plus retirees are less likely to be getting Social Security advice (23 percent) compared with recent retirees (41 percent) and future retirees (52 percent).
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There has been a significant boost in the share of millionaire retirees in the U.S. since 5003, now accounting for one out of every six retirees, according to United Income's "State of Retirees" report.
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No matter how much early retirees take out of their accounts, they have one asset older retirees lack: time.
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The system's current funding status should not be cause for alarm for retirees and aspiring retirees, according to experts.
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Should retirees and near-retirees be cashing out of stocks on fears that a worldwide pandemic will throttle markets?
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This is not only unfair to postal retirees, but it also sets a dangerous precedent for all federal retirees.
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Is the search for yield worth it, or fraught with new risks most retirees (or prospective retirees) don't really understand?
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One percent of longtime retirees who stopped working more than a decade ago cited it, compared to no recent retirees.
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And if our retirees -- government retirees are investing in that, it seems counterproductive to everything we're trying to accomplish here.
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In fact, the average financial assets of wealthy retirees increased during this period and most retirees spent less than their income.
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That could crimp cash flow for retirees reliant on income from their investment portfolios and near-retirees getting ready to retire.
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The bargain struck with postal retirees left that decision up to them, and it should remain that way for current retirees.
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Retirees need health care, but costs are skyrocketing, there are more retirees than ever, and we are living longer than ever before.
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Retirees and near-retirees should strategize — not panic — over the specter of an interest rate hike in December and beyond, experts say.
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Finally, Mengle says retirees and would-be retirees should certainly consider the tax friendliness of the states in which they might live.
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The share of retirees who are millionaires also more than doubled over the same period, now accounting for 1 in 6 retirees.
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According to Wolters Kluwer, there's also been significant state tax reforms of late that retirees and would-be retirees should try to follow.
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Retirees' benefits protected The PBGC operates as a safeguard for retirees, the same way that the FDIC protects the deposits of bank customers.
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Roughly 900 people age 50 or older were surveyed for the study and separated into three categories: future retirees (planning to retire within 10 years), recent retirees (under 10 years into retirement) and 803-plus retirees (retired for 10 years or more).
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The government would have to start borrowing from the private sector almost immediately to be able to meet commitments to retirees and near-retirees.
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And a 653 Vanguard report found just 16 percent of retirees were dissatisfied with their financial situation, compared with 21 percent of pre-retirees.
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The number of retirees climbs to 6900 for every 2628 workers by 28503, and 22019 retirees per 100 people in the workforce by 2060.
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Additionally, there are worries that reducing retirees' pensions could affect the island's economic growth, since retirees make up a large percentage of the economy.
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Pre-retirees or retirees, on the other hand, might need to be far less invested in stocks to reduce the risk in their portfolio.
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For retirees and pre-retirees, bond laddering — that is, buying a series of bonds that mature in different years — may help reduce interest rate risk.
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And unfortunately, healthcare costs are monumental in the United States – so high that they are driving many retirees (especially early retirees) out of the country.
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The government then tried cutting all retirees' pensions 25 percent, but the retirees have been fighting the cuts, and the fund is nearly exhausted anyway.
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The program should also provide higher subsidies to retirees with low lifetime earnings and reduced subsidies for retirees who earned higher-than-average wages when working.
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Nor will retirees, McBride added, along with the next of kin of military retirees who were paying into an insurance plan, called the Survivor Benefit Plan.
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More than 20 expansion bills have been floated in Congress, with proposals ranging from targeted increases for vulnerable retirees to larger increases in benefits for all retirees.
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With the increased prevalence of 401(k) plans and the decline of traditional pension plans, the experiences of future retirees may be quite different from current retirees.
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Current law requires retirees with higher current annual incomes to pay higher premiums, so a better approach would impose higher premiums on retirees with higher lifetime labor earnings.
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"I have never been to a board meeting where there's an armed encampment," said Jim Carroll, a founder of Kentucky Government Retirees, a lobby group for the system's retirees.
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On the other hand, retirees hoping to stretch their dollars should look no further than Fort Wayne, Indiana, which GoBankingRates deemed to be the best city for wealthy retirees.
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However, having debt in retirement isn't always bad, and some near-retirees or retirees shouldn't feel they have to rush to pay off those liabilities, according to financial advisors.
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Dividends are divine in a low rate environment Pre-retirees and retirees in particular are concerned about the bond market, said Ephie Coumanakos, managing partner with Concord Financial Group.
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And perhaps most important, today's young people will need Social Security every bit as much as today's retirees and near-retirees - and probably more so if current economic trends persist.
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Instead of giving retirees an incentive to forego current consumption in favor of building a more secure retirement, this concept gives retirees the choice between immediate needs and retirement security.
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After accounting for retirees coming and going, Surprise — spring-training stomping grounds for the Kansas City Royals and the Texas Rangers — ended up with a net gain of 1,131 retirees.
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Notably, President Trump's budget for fiscal year 2018 proposed eliminating the cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) to federal pensions entirely for recent federal retirees, and reducing them for older federal retirees.
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Here are the other surprise expenses that are sapping retirees' finances: "Travel is the most popular activity for retirees, but it costs them more than expected, " said Lord of Capital Group.
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Greater numbers of the more numerous recent retirees (12 percent) than the less numerous 10+ retirees (5 percent) said so, pushing this reason up to the No. 241 spot on the list.
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The result is a growing American underclass, in which a third of current retirees live almost entirely on Social Security and fully half of future retirees will face reduced standards of living.
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Currently, 2250 percent of retirees rely on Social Security for 2000 percent or more of their income; over all, 65 percent of retirees rely on it for more than half of their income.
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Source: Nationwide Retirement Institute Consumer Social Security Study, June 2016 Just 1 percent of 10+ retirees cited disability as a reason to claim Social Security early, compared to 0 percent of recent retirees.
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Since 1997, 10 proposals put forward by the retirees have been voted on by Verizon shareholders; in eight of the measures, the company responded by changing its policies, according to the retirees' website.
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"The numbers tell a reassuring story about housing wealth in an era when large numbers of retirees and near-retirees fear running out of money before the end of their life," he said.
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This has created a dangerous downward spiral for many retirees.
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Barcelona can be much more affordable than retirees might expect.
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Why didn&apost many retirees see a Social Security increase ?
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Finding good health care is a concern for most retirees.
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Retirees pay a premium equal to 12% of their income.
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The percentage was higher among 10+ retirees, at 21 percent.
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And, Medicare — relied on by most retirees — doesn't cover LTC.
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Retirees say they have yet to hear from the company.
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Want to join the growing ranks of retirees living abroad?
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"You don't rip off retirees of IRAs," Weatherford tells AmericanGreed.
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In the US, young people are now poorer than retirees.
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Many people have negative views on young retirees: They're spoiled.
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This is exactly what happened this year for many retirees.
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In other words, fewer young people are supporting more retirees.
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Retirees have a recent additional incentive to save any windfall.
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Together they now cover over half of Chile's 2.8m retirees.
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The revolution is starting with programmers, middle managers, entrepreneurs, retirees.
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Bangalore was once seen as a favorite destination for retirees.
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Among retirees, EBRI reports the confidence level is even higher.
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By 2050, every 10 U.S. workers will support 3.4 retirees.
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Unlike retirees, you probably have something to do on Tuesday.
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The desert has also become a popular destination for retirees.
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Paying for a growing number of retirees becomes more onerous.
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Government spending would contract, threatening retirees dependent on Social Security.
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Many retirees have skills and training the economy desperately needs.
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This is about doing what is right and protecting retirees.
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Debt, especially credit card debt, can be hard on retirees.
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Palm Desert, California is far from an oasis for retirees.
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For both taxpayers and public employees and retirees, pensions matter.
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Retirees in Edmonton, Alberta, get a free case every week.
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What LA and Columbus, Ohio, have in common for retirees
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Even for lower income retirees, incomes rose by 31 percent.
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For four decades, savers and retirees haven't had this assurance.
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New retirees may feel they're in a more precarious position.
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Sears today is nothing like the company many retirees remember.
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Retirees need to ask themselves a couple of key questions.
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Retirees in Florida add to the economy in varied ways.
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Social Security, for example, provides valuable support to today's retirees.
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Retirees who donate their life savings anonymously in government offices.
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According to this data, retirees tend to stay in place.
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It will benefit millions, from entrepreneurs to employees to retirees.
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One of Mr. Macron's reforms is raising taxes for retirees.
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Plans covering 1.3 million workers and retirees are badly underfunded.
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Groups representing doctors, nurses, hospitals and retirees oppose the bill.
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Retirees will find a lot to like about living here.
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Targeting retirees is what sets Voyage apart from its competitors.
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The changes were particularly painful for retirees with modest pensions.
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Retirees fear for their pensions and consistent access to healthcare.
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Retirees should also pay attention to their mailboxes in January.
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But the devastation from Hurricane Irma, fresh on the heels of Hurricane Harvey, which plowed into Houston late last month, has some retirees and soon-to-be retirees like Musovic second-guessing their decision.
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That would be an untenable burden, given that most current retirees rely on Social Security for more than half of their income, and future retirees are expected to rely even more on the program.
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Source: Nationwide Retirement Institute Consumer Social Security Study, June 2016 Two percent of overall retirees named home-building expenses as a reason to draw Social Security early, but it's only 10+ retirees who did so.
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Sears retirees' pensions face their own funding shortfall of $1.5 billion.
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Retirees generally pay for it through deductions in their Social Security.
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More retirees has been good news for drug retailers like Walgreens.
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Meanwhile, Trump's base — the older white retirees — is growing in Florida.
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Meanwhile the nation's retirees are akin to so many sitting ducks.
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For many retirees, the RMD may not even be a problem.
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The program offers retirees discounts on a variety of services, too.
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They have been joined by a variety of groups, including retirees.
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Several retirees are in safe red districts and face little danger.
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It attracts everyone from families to retirees to flirtatious, mingling youths.
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Retirees are tired of your gifts to VCs, borrowers and companies.
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For 81 years, it's been a financial safety net for retirees.
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The contributions of today's workers pay the pensions of today's retirees.
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To make this method work, retirees may also need to significantly .
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That doesn't mean retirees will no longer get checks by then.
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It's not typical for most retirees to have large required withdrawals.
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Lew added that a restructuring could also help Puerto Rican retirees.
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Today's retirees receive an average of $33,23 per year in benefits.
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But one attribute ranks highest for retirees — the country's low costs.
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Many are entrepreneurs themselves, and others range from retirees to engineers.
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But higher rates will not be welcome news for all retirees.
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Inequality between older pensioners and new retirees may also be rising.
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Other demographic research finds that retirees would prefer to stay put.
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"That will bring tension between the working-age population and retirees."
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But there are signs that he is sympathetic to the retirees.
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Retirees under age 65 are responsible for acquiring their own insurance.
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But current retirees are receiving an average of $13,21 per month.
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So if retirees don't spend their savings, wouldn't that help returns?
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And, Medicare — relied on by most retirees — generally doesn't cover LTC.
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They're far from the only early retirees who track their spending.
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It's a painless way for retirees to enjoy their golden years.
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For today and tomorrow's retirees, the choice could not be clearer.
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Frisch explains how these tax savings work for New York retirees.
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Meanwhile, Calpers has continued to pay Loyalton's four retirees their pensions.
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And when working with retirees, Pak says this is particularly alarming.
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The USPS has reduced its workforce substantially by not replacing retirees.
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San Diego's sunny weather makes it an excellent place for retirees.
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In fact, retirees can expect to spend even more than that.
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Roth accounts have several advantages over traditional ones for early retirees.
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Lower monthly costs allow retirees to keep more of their cash.
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"Retail investors and retirees are in the crosshairs," the group said.
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The Clare in Chicago offers retirees modern amenities within city life.
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These conditions are especially tough on income-oriented investors like retirees.
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For retirees, rising rates are good news for one reason: income.
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Early retirees who aren't reporting earned income may benefit as well.
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So Williams went back and compared her two groups of retirees.
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Assign teams to cover clients, and tap recent retirees as substitutes.
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Trump's base — the older white retirees — is also growing in Florida.
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The article also misstated the status of Montefiore retirees who returned.
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Then came newcomers and retirees, who were just fine with that.
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He noted that the commonwealth's debt is often held by retirees.
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Some 96,000 employees and retirees own the remainder of the company.
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Wages are approximately 15% lower, and retirees receive lower pension amounts.
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Today's retirees are going back to work — at least part time.
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Many retirees today are already finding it hard to get by.
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Retirees will spend a significant amount of money on health care.
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So what do retirees know that the rest of us don't?
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"It's definitely going to stay a haven for retirees," DePietro said.
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Many early retirees create passive income through side hustles or investments.
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Early retirees may spend less because they stop thinking about money.
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And, lastly: Early retirees know first-hand that things lose value.
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Smiling is what makes so many of us early retirees tick.
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Dire medical conditions also take a tax toll on pre-retirees.
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The banking industry, retirees and even mainstream economists would cry foul.
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"Most retirees want to travel and visit their grandkids," West said.
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The best country for retirees was New Zealand, followed by Australia.
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But retirees' expenses aren't the same as for those wage earners.
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Outside this alleged scam, life for NFL retirees can be tough.
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The targets tend to be retirees over 80 who live alone.
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This chart shows the 10 states where retirees will find their income stretches the farthest: This chart shows the 10 states where retirees' income will not go very far: GOP tax plan makes these states a lot better for retirees Find out now how big your Social Security check will be next year When working into retirement can come back to cost you
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Retirees Win Lengthy Pension Fight With Ira Rennert of Renco | In a rare victory, about 1,350 retirees will be paid for pensions that were cut when the Renco subsidiary they worked for went bankrupt in 2012.
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He said that using "Ponzi scheme" as a descriptor for Social Security was accurate because of "how the money flows" from workers to retirees, and because the program depends on there being more workers than retirees.
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"They are including language in job postings saying 'retirees welcome' or 'perfect jobs for retirees' and saying how they will work with them to provide things like flexible schedules," said Julia Pollak, labor economist at ZipRecruiter.
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This Iberian cultural and culinary behemoth has long appealed to both vacationers and retirees from farther north in Europe, who flock to its sun-soaked Mediterranean beaches, but there's a lot to appeal to American retirees, too.
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The wittiest and most refreshing moments come early in the evening, with reams of projected text addressed to various segments in the audience: single mothers without fixed incomes; freelancers; retirees with ample pensions; retirees without ample pensions.
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" Senate Republicans have instead offered a plan that would more than double the premiums retirees must pay to the PBGC — a plan that unions have rejected as a "multibillion dollar tax increase on working families and retirees.
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Indeed, retirees in more remote states seem to have higher medical expenses.
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The ratio of old retirees to young active people is rapidly increasing.
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More and more retirees want to "age in place," according to AARP.
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Particularly attractive for prospective early retirees are the low costs of living.
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But early retirees in Kentucky may need to develop some personal hobbies.
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The authorities also make relocation as easy on expats retirees as possible.
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For some retirees, sharing their knowledge through teaching delivers satisfaction, Rogers said.
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Some retirees might have retired early because of a slow job market.
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Cheaper Medicare Advantage plans hook retirees up to their existing HMO networks.
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Retirees making money Q: I'm retired and can use extra spending money.
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These 10 destinations — five domestic, five international — topped retirees' must-visit lists.
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Four percent of them cited this need, compared to zero recent retirees.
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Retirees typically liquidate only a small portion of their assets every year.
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"There's an underfunded pension pot?" a crowd of retirees might then ask.
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Retirees who crave a city vibe may opt to head to Miami.
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The business had all theearmarks of a scam, preying largely on retirees.
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More and more retirees in the U.S. are turning to side gigs.
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And, of course, some states offer very little tax relief for retirees.
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For current retirees it ranges from about 5 percent to 6 percent.
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Low-income working families, veterans and retirees would also see tax reductions.
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And Iowa has capped its flagship university's contribution to retirees' health care.
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Retirees are unhappy because they face higher social charges on their pensions.
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Two-thirds of the state's retirees receive $36,000 or less a year.
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Retirees: This looming April 1 tax deadline is no April Fools' joke.
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Some have recommended that retirees make transactions that come with hidden fees.
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Munnell pointed to the average $110,000 retirement savings held by near-retirees.
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The study ranks states by how well retirees do in that state.
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"Federal retirees and employees will be unaffected by these actions," he added.
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But how do these early retirees know when to quit their jobs?
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Macri then promised to decree a bonus payment to the neediest retirees.
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Early retirees spend time managing their money, but are otherwise at leisure.
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The Mountain State's retirees bring in $18,159, followed by Arkansas at $19,576.
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On their block alone, Chow estimates that 15 households, mostly retirees, relocated.
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They know retirees living well there on less than $2000,265 a month.
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Many are retirees who spend winters in or around Hollywood Beach, Fla.
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Those affected include retirees, students, people on disability and minimum-wage workers.
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Retirees can help manage their levies by moving to tax-friendly locales.
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That union represents 85033,000 members and 26,000 retirees, according to its website.
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He believes the public participation rate would be high, especially among retirees.
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Menacing teenagers sound like retirees: "She binge drinks," one says of Valentine.
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Affordable housing in Iowa makes it a very attractive option for retirees.
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Most have high poverty rates, many retirees, few jobs and shrinking populations.
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North of Clearwater, Florida, Palm Harbor has become rather expensive for retirees.
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These sectors employ many lower-wage earners, particularly young people and retirees.
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Instead, they want future retirees to shoulder a burden they cannot afford.
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GM was also beginning to struggle under its legacy burdens to retirees.
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For retirees, Boca Raton, Florida, is out and Chesterfield, Missouri, is in.
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Stay-at-home parents, retirees, and children generally don't need life insurance.
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Though not primarily for retirees, places like Reston, Va., and Seaside, Fla.
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In smaller places, retirees can get almost personal treatment at sporting events.
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And longer life spans mean that some retirees may outlive their savings.
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Perhaps it was like the first week of college, but for retirees.
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The standards largely mirror those available to military retirees under TRICARE Prime.
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Georgia has over 50% more retirees than it idd 10 years ago.
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But near-retirees do have some opportunities to improve their retirement math.
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Other benefits for retirees like life insurance, however, could be in danger.
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That means many near-retirees didn't escape last week's market rout unscathed.
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Driving an automobile is synonymous with freedom — for teenagers and retirees alike.
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Retirees may then spend too much, jeopardizing their long-term financial security.
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Unemployment is soaring, businesses are failing, and retirees are struggling to survive.
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The returning retirees under VRRAD will not be eligible for aviation bonuses.
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Retirees across the country are increasingly the targets of various financial frauds.
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Mr. Ramsey said that older retirees should probably hold very little stock.
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She recruited dozens of retirees, known as "DansGrans," who feel the same.
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This year, retirees can skip required minimum distributions from their retirement savings.
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In Kentucky, teachers and retirees are protesting a controversial pension reform bill.
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That number is less than what retirees have received in recent years.
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Retirees have the time and money to do longer placements, she said.
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TORONTO — They were students and retirees, sports fans and lovers of animals.
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South Carolina, especially its growing coastal communities, is a magnet for retirees.
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Most financial experts agree that retirees should tone down their stock ownership.
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That's because Social Security payments are larger the later retirees claim them.
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Total health-care costs eat up about 25% of retirees' overall income.
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The retirees, in their past life, had been commercially milked and bred.
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Congress must move swiftly to protect workers, retirees, employers and ultimately — taxpayers.
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Students, retirees and taxi drivers have led protests against South Korean businesses.
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Early retirees tend to share the same money, lifestyle, and mindset habits.
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One hobby in particular that early retirees engage in is physical activity.
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Over time, the money is supposed to grow enough to pay retirees.
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Medicare can help defray retirees' health-care costs, but it's no panacea.
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Between them, the retirement age and the amount retirees are paid differs.
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More and more, soon-to-be retirees are thinking of heading overseas.
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For many retirees, concertgoing is a lifestyle, and not a new one.
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College students and retirees alike plan their evenings around his reassuring presence.
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Under the deal, there would be no pension reductions for 61% of the retirees or more than 102,000 people, while cuts to monthly pensions totaling more than $1,200 would be capped at 8.5%, according to the retirees committee.
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For current retirees, the federal oversight board had asked for 10 percent pension cuts, but the governor said on Wednesday that he would limit cuts to 3 percent, imposed only on retirees with pensions above $24,000 a year.
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Advisors say tax planning is even more crucial for future retirees, who are much more likely than current retirees to count tax-deferred options— such as a 401(k) or traditional individual retirement account — among their retirement income streams.
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The company said in a statement it would transfer management of its pension plans for about 36,000 retirees to a third-party as well as offer lump sum buyouts instead of monthly pension payments to an estimated 10,000 retirees.
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Driving for Uber or Lyft, consulting individuals and businesses, teaching yoga, or maintaining a more "autonomous version of their previous career," are just a few ways pre-retirees and retirees are showing up in the freelance world, Cowles reported.
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Retirees, for instance, are irate because of higher social charges on their pensions.
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People taxed on their wages now pays for the benefits of current retirees.
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Retirees should also make sure that they're withholding sufficient taxes from their income.
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Receiving a monthly Social Security benefit is something plenty of retirees count on.
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Now, the island confronts the prospect of stiffing retirees, or creditors, or both.
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That retirement income problem is amplified by a cultural change for today's retirees.
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It had deducted contributions from wages to build up funds for future retirees.
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More workers means the cost of supporting retirees is spread over more people.
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Many wannabe-early retirees aim to save between $24 million and $2 million.
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Skaggs said eliminating contributions for active employees has sparked concerns among some retirees.
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That means retirees are drawing benefits for a much longer period of time.
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Currently, there is no truly safe, low-cost, liquid instrument tailored for retirees.
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Social Security benefits are taxed each year based on a retirees other income.
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By comparison, less than 15 percent of today's retirees kept working that long.
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"The most vulnerable retirees are not going to take a hit," he said.
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African Americans, low-income communities, students and retirees were especially vulnerable, she said.
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It also allowed retirees to sue the pension fund administrators for poor performance.
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The prospect of tax reform can change the withdrawal calculation for many retirees.
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That tension is visible at the old school where the BorgWarner retirees meet.
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Housing costs, on average, come to just 23 percent of income for retirees.
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We are also building the tax base that is increasingly supporting America's retirees.
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It also offers a decent amount of cultural events that retirees can enjoy.
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The retirees already had shored up their home by putting up storm covers.
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The hardest-hit town of Paradise has 27,000 residents, many of them retirees.
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That goes particularly for health-care costs, which many retirees do not anticipate.
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The reality is that the vast majority of retirees are homebodies, not snowbirds.
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Longer life expectancies also could translate into trouble funding retirement for future retirees.
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But for future generations of retirees, their strong performance is of scant comfort.
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Spain is the country where retirees rely on its benefits most, with 64%.
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New England isn't a cheap region for retirees, and Connecticut is no exception.
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Indiana's low costs of living will help retirees live comfortably for 20 years.
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However, high costs of living won't make it an ideal place for retirees.
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It also suspends cost-of-living increases for some current and future retirees.
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With lots of shoreline and no sales tax, Delaware is ideal for retirees.
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Many early retirees define it as not having to work to live — i.e.
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"None of the companies we surveyed offered free product to retirees," he said.
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Even modest reductions in costs can have a significant effect on retirees' savings.
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Early retirees have also used this strategy to reach their money goals faster.
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Involved were sensitive records of tens of thousands of employees, contractors, and retirees.
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S.B. 151 doesn't cut cost of living adjustments for retirees, unlike its predecessors.
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Women retirees were more likely to quit smoking than their still-working peers.
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Florida's many retirees would probably object on the Social Security and Medicare front.
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I exchange friendly greetings with some retirees, while others throw me disapproving looks.
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The city saw a net influx of retirees of just fewer than 1,100.
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The area is a conservative stronghold dominated by retirees and white-collar professionals.
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Montana has seen a fairly large increase of retirees since the early 2000s.
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Low taxes and affordable healthcare costs might keep retirees coming in through 2020.
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Jones said retirees who reach this nonfiling status can be caught off guard.
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Mr. Brace's clientele also includes retirees from the United States, Britain and Australia.
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That's because the limits for pretax saving have gone up for aspiring retirees.
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The permanent population, with its many retirees, is its own clan, residents say.
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There are certain risks associated with reverse mortgages that retirees should gauge beforehand.
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Yet most American retirees will receive an inflation-adjusted annuity anyway: Social Security.
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MIO manages roughly $25 billion for McKinsey's thousands of employees, alumni and retirees.
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More than 220,42 people responded — teenagers, college students, new mothers, empty-nesters, retirees.
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The aging trend has troubling implications for countries with growing populations of retirees.
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Retirees warned long ago that Mr. Lampert's involvement with Sears would end badly.
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About 62 million Americans, including retirees and disabled workers, receive Social Security benefits.
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For most retirees, the premiums are deducted from their retirement pay each month.
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Out rush the retirees and glamour pusses; in rush the lawyers and slumlords.
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This would lead to these retirees receiving just a portion of their pensions.
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Among the residents were bus drivers, insurance company clerks, retail managers and retirees.
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Mexico is ideal for retirees who want Southern Californian weather without the traffic.
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Still, it's better than zero, which retirees saw in 22020, 22019 and 21.
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She chides private equity funds for not assuming responsibility for retirees' pension funds.
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British retirees living in Europe may also lose access to their UK pensions.
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Retirees are reliable voters who tend to be more conservative than younger cohorts.
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He also promised to give free medicines to all retirees within five years.
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"It's mostly younger people living here, not older people or retirees," she said.
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But the numbers exclude one big health-care cost for retirees: Medicare premiums.
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Retirees Jim and Fernanda Dorsey both had long and successful careers before retiring.
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Many retirees discover that saving for their golden years was the easy part.
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Why is Congress forcing this additional cost on postal retirees and their survivors?
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Currently, military retirees receive a pension only after completing 20 years of service.
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That contrasts with current retirees, of whom 903 percent retired before age 65.
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But the reality is that new retirees rarely spend less than 100 percent.
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Retirees have been rushed from swimming pools, and offices and streets shut down.
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That has serious implications for future ratio of laborers to retirees, Yi noted.
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"We confirmed our suspicion that they were being marketed toward retirees," Rotunda said.
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Many early retirees prefer to spend their money the same way: on experiences.
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Everyone from teens to retirees can benefit from meeting with a financial planner.
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The habits of early retirees tend to be profoundly powerful, yet strangely simple.
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A majority of pre-retirees fail this Medicare quiz Medicare doesn't cover everything.
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As it stands, retirees must begin taking withdrawals, or RMDs, at age 70½.
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Worse, they harm savers and retirees hoping to earn safe returns in bonds.
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Fisher managed to reel in not only befuddled retirees, but monster pension funds.
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The store also attracts tourists and retirees who have moved to the area.
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In the Common last week, Gail and Dave Wick, retirees from Acton, Mass.
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Retirees have less time to recover from bad investment moves than younger workers.
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Let's cut all income security programs, like food stamps and benefits to retirees.
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Retirees, beware: Your Social Security retirement check might not grow at all next year.
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For about one-third of retirees, Social Security represents their sole source of income.
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And the result, experts say, can be less income or unexpected taxes for retirees.
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Additionally, 80 percent of recent retirees say those health problems arrived earlier than expected.
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Health care is often a concern for retirees moving out of their home countries.
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While many are retirees, a skills gap and other factors are exacerbating the trend.
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Retirees may move to be near their grandkids, or they may move to Florida.
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They feared that upcoming bankruptcy proceedings would eliminate the pension program for future retirees.
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There'll be families, busloads of schoolkids, retirees, young thrill-seekers, and spontaneous road-trippers.
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Most retirees qualify for residence by showing they have the funds to support themselves.
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In fact, for many of today's retirees, this couldn't be further from the truth.
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Just what are some second act gigs that are tailor made for these retirees?
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Of course, any changes would have to be phased in gradually for future retirees.
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Many retirees simply want the same things as those a decade younger, slightly tweaked.
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But those obligations are expensive, especially given the prevalence of black lung among retirees.
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Some of the retirees coming to Belize are drawn by the relatively low prices.
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Massachusetts, where retirees are able to replace only 48 percent of their previous income.
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Maria Losito, 65, and her husband, Frank Losito, 65, retirees in Palm City, Fla.
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On one hand, there's plenty of evidence that financial pressures on retirees are growing.
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Many retirees are looking to draw on their occupational skill set and become consultants.
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The increase is being introduced gradually and will apply to all retirees by 2029.
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But when confronted on how to actually execute that plan, many retirees are flummoxed.
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In turn, this could help retirees reduce their premiums for Parts B and D.
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His campaign also calls for preventing any cuts to retirees who are receiving benefits.
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Republicans in Fort Myers or Tampa include lots of moderate retirees from the Midwest.
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Pensions, which guarantee retirees a set annual income, are also a major sticking point.
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Renew then curates a list of recommended benefits to suit the retirees' particular needs.
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Read: In Florida, It's retirees versus Latinos Barack Obama won Florida four years ago.
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In addition to your stateroom, retirees receive housekeeping services, entertainment and often educational programs.
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But retirees do not produce anything they could offer in exchange for these things.
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Additional savings matter to retirees because health care costs can devour Social Security benefits.
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The steady stream of income that dividend stocks offer is particularly valuable for retirees.
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Retirees' financial futures hang in the balance if nothing is done, according to lawmakers.
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The new projection doesn't mean retirees will no longer get checks in 22026 years.
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Retirees and active employees have expressed concern over the security of DuPont's pension obligation.
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Wildly popular with retirees from northern European countries, Portugal also offers possibilities for Americans.
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Retirees with their 401k accounts and other investments must be happy with those numbers.
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Depressed retirees are also vulnerable to scams targeting those desperate for help, experts said.
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It's both very white and, because of a high concentration of retirees, very old.
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Retirees, and those nearing retirement, just can't seem to catch a break these days.
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Traditionally, retirees freed up home equity by downsizing and moving to a cheaper home.
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SPU represents more than 10,000 workers and another 2,300 retirees, according to the lawsuit.
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Rhode Island is the least affordable for retirees, coming in dead last, at 51.
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That's unaffordable for the many retirees with low incomes and limited savings, she added.
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Because of all it has to offer, Sarasota is a popular choice for retirees.
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Here are the top 10: Roughly 653 percent of Newport Beach residents are retirees.
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Smith suggests future retirees sit down and ask themselves a string of important questions.
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Aside from these levies, you also have taxes that apply in particular to retirees.
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But also very importantly, our proposal increases minimum benefits for the lowest income retirees.
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And the retirees most likely to benefit from them are high-income married couples.
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Experts say retirees unaware of this option may be leaving money on the table.
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Improvements in health care mean retirees need to string out their income for longer.
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Many retirees may not have the option to defer withdrawals from their retirement accounts.
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Families and retirees flocked to Paradise in the 1960s; the town incorporated in 1978.
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Roughly 200 retirees objected to the agreement, saying it did not account for CTE.
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Lengthening life expectancy is a boon for millions of Japanese retirees leading full lives.
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Research shows that the wealthiest retirees stayed with one employer for 30-40 years.
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The institute estimates that 48 percent of retirees leave the workforce earlier than anticipated.
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You'd have millions of retirees who would have gotten hammered, because the Nasdaq collapsed.
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It can be a problem for some retirees to live on a fixed income.
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Some picturesque locales get infusions of capital and energy when younger retirees move in.
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Social security and Medicare have slowly driven retirees' donations leftward, according to the Journal.
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Participants range from toddlers to retirees; anyone can join in and enjoy the experience.
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But the pioneering privatized system has failed to provide livable pensions for most retirees.
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Most soon-to-be-retirees only have about $150,000 stashed in their nest egg.
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Retirees in good financial standing are perfect candidates to open a rewards credit card.
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The governor said he would not cut benefits to the island's most vulnerable retirees.
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Postal retirees are living longer and healthcare costs are rising as they do so.
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Retirees in St. Petersburg, Florida will have similar costs to those in nearby Tampa.
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Intergenerational conflicts could rise as retirees and the working-age population battle for resources.
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Michigan offers lots of rural communities and small towns that are perfect for retirees.
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This California town in Sonoma County will be a hit with wine-loving retirees.
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There are about 1,400 multiemployer plans covering more than 10 million workers and retirees.
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Still, USPS has 220006,2202 employees and 2628,28500 retirees who receive health and pension benefits.
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Housing and medical outlays top the list of fastest-growing expenses that retirees face.
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Be all 50 in Florida somewhere with the other New York retirees watching TV?
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Labatt said its labor agreements did not require it to keep retirees' refrigerators filled.
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His music was played at children's birthday parties and the wedding anniversaries of retirees.
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Norfolk Southern currently employs 990 people and supports 430 retirees in the Mountain State.
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Keeping the pressure on, union groups are calling on retirees to demonstrate on Sept.
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Maybe so, but the system is paying off in spades for millions of retirees.
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The agency's conservative approach means more money is needed today to pay for retirees.
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Oregon has seen quite a few retirees move there in the past few years.
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Millennial-generation buyers are moving into planned communities in addition to the typical retirees.
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That is because many retirees use that time to adjust to their new lifestyle.
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With the program facing a solvency crisis, he proposed immediate reductions in retirees' benefits.
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Canada's universal health care system also helps to lower the financial burden on retirees.
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One study of American retirees found them less likely to be lonely or depressed.
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Those retirees are among the most vulnerable populations affected by the upper respiratory disease.
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Also, providing health care isn't an issue for part-timers or retirees on Medicare.
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Columbia Sportswear: 210% discount for active duty, veterans, retirees, reservists, and dependents in stores.
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In the nation's capital, more than 1,000 retirees have found a convincing answer: singing.
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Staff rostering changes may be necessary, including calling leavers and retirees back to duty.
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The company said there would be no change for retirees already collecting pension benefits.
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" But, he added, "The retirees there aren't the type to play golf all day.
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But what does that mean for retirees and the Social Security program's overall health?
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SEVEN RETIREES SAID I WOULD LIKE TO MEET HIM IN WHOLE OR IN PART.
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Expatriate retirees might find private insurance policies and national health plans in other countries.
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The gatherings tend to draw professionals, retirees and hobbyists who volunteer as repair coaches.
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MassMutual, working with Greenwald & Associates, polled 804 preretirees and 801 retirees online in January.
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As other retirees have told Business Insider, having a hobby can be incredibly helpful.
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It was intended as an oasis of tranquillity that would attract families and retirees.
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However, unlike Schwab, they haven't automated the process by sending a check to retirees.
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The first residents will be Toyota employees and retirees along with retailers and researchers.
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The strategy might be unnecessary for retirees who really do anticipate a consistent overhead.
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An increasing number of retirees are finding a home in Malaysia's capital, Kuala Lumpur.
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Here are five of the simplest and most effective habits that help early retirees.
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Additionally, many retirees can seem paralyzed by what I call the "what if" syndrome.
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Strategic financial planning, however, can address many of the concerns that paralyze some retirees.
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But a spurt of interest has swept up ordinary people from students to retirees.
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It would also cut pensions for retirees who receive more than $1,200 a month.
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Cambodia and Sri Lanka are also working to entice U.S. retirees, per the Times.
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Retirees living in Canada and Mexico come in second place, followed by Asian countries.
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Most workers wouldn't accept a salary that varies with stock prices — why should retirees?
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That could risk leaving workers and retirees with little to show for their money.
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China's working community is expected to take on the biggest hurdle, with pre-retirees expecting to now save for an additional 14 years, bringing their average saving total up to 23 years, compared to the nine years that current retirees had saved for.
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In fact, 43 percent of retirees and 38 percent of pre-retirees fell short by at least five years when asked to gauge the average life expectancy for someone of their age and gender, according to a survey from the Society of Actuaries.
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We already knew that recent gains in life expectancy have been unevenly shared, and that retirees with above-average incomes are living six years longer than they were in the '70s but retirees with below-average incomes are living only 1.3 years longer.
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Retirees' grocery bills in the nation's capital average $4,872 annually, more than in any state.
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Part B, which is based on income, is paid for via retirees' Social Security checks.
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More than 62 million retirees, disabled workers, spouses and surviving children receive Social Security benefits.
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Robert Reby, founder of Reby Advisors, thinks retirees could make out better by self-insuring.
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CNBC spoke to some of these young retirees to figure out how they did it.
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Others are highly misleading: The 94-million figure includes retirees and teenagers still in school.
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The bill would also beef up the special minimum benefit paid to low-income retirees.
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He has also promised access to free medicines for retirees and better wages for workers.
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This is especially true for younger retirees, who have a longer timeline to weather volatility.
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In the video, the group sing for bingo night retirees in Miami Vice–inspired duds.
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They include P&G employees and retirees, who are traditionally loyal to the company's management.
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Retirees have a few financial factors working in their favor beyond senior-specific travel deals.
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A group of intrepid German retirees on a tour of Turkey and the Middle East.
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Even that seven-figure sum may not be enough money for some retirees, Miller says.
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Most foreign buyers are second-home owners, including many retirees and snowbirds, Ms. Stollmeyer said.
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The goal is to protect retirees from buying unnecessary products that line their brokers' pockets.
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The demonstrations began in April against a plan to cut social security payments for retirees.
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Retirees can therefore expect to get more out of their investment than they put in.
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When to claim Social Security is one of the most important decisions retirees can make.
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Some see autonomous vehicles as a potential solution to the unique transportation issues retirees face.
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Dental care is another blind spot for retirees, as original Medicare doesn't cover this expense.
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Fully 63% of retirees, for instance, disapprove of his presidency, according to an Ifop poll.
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The Fed has argued that retirees benefit from actions taken to support the broader economy.
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There were neighbors and retirees, plus archaeologists from local universities, and even black Boy Scouts.
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Hundreds of retirees began demonstrating on Wednesday after the government approved the changes this week.
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State taxes are important to early retirees because they provide fewer deductions than federal taxes.
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Some retirees with lower income get extra help to cover the cost of their medicine.
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Cash proponents will argue that staying invested is a disaster-in-the-making for retirees.
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They include students, retirees and those who've just given up trying to find a job.
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Meanwhile, retirees leave behind a similar amount of wealth regardless of what age they die.
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When retirees did take money out, the average withdrawal was about 2 percent of assets.
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As the ranks of retirees grow, spending on Social Security and Medicare will rise sharply.
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Conventional wisdom holds that retirees should shed as much debt as possible - of any kind.
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The area caters to thousands of retirees in Yuma and other nearby senior citizen outposts.
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It's also wise for pre-retirees to consider putting money in a health savings account.
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More and more, soon-to-be retirees are thinking outside of the box…and country.
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Shouldn't those future retirees have a say in how their own money is being managed?
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With many retirees living in the Paradise area, officials fear the death toll could rise.
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More importantly, future retirees will need Social Security more, not less, than their parents did.
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In fact, four in 10 retirees said they were spending more than anticipated on traveling.
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More than three in 10 retirees said they were spending more than expected on taxes.
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Senior care can be costly in Cheyenne, Wyoming, but retirees will have low tax rates.
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These cuts would still allow retirees to receive more than they would from the PBGC.
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About a quarter of the potential retirees who are offered jobs accept them, he says.
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People over 45, and especially retirees, strongly supported Leave, while younger Britons strongly supported Remain.
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For example, many retirees end up spending more money in retirement to keep themselves entertained.
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Over six recent weeks, panicked Dallas retirees have pulled $22003 million out of the fund.
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Here are three major facts that even affluent pre-retirees are getting wrong about Medicare.
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Still, those fees erode workers' balances over time, leaving retirees with significantly smaller nest eggs.
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So many retirees are forced to live in bushes and collect bottles for spare change.
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At the same time, the administration proposes to slash the benefit that federal retirees receive.
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That is because many retirees use that time to adjust to their new life phase.
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It is important that legislation is passed that extends ERISA-like protections to America's retirees.
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Best of all, they generate steady cash flows to meet the needs of current retirees.
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The Residences at Turner Hill in Ipswich, Massachusetts, is meant for the ultra-wealthy retirees.
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It suggests retirees are not spending enough in retirement to live out their lifelong dreams.
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For other retirees, debt can cushion spending shocks, which become more frequent as we age.
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That number crunching came from talking to other retirees and observing what aging relatives needed.
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I talked to construction workers, teachers, railway workers, students, immigrants, retirees and the heavily tattooed.
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That's a problem for Florida, which has a unique mix of retirees and young tourists.
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A new survey from NerdWallet finds that today's retirees stopped working at 59, on average.
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Retirees and families in Florida believed Donald Trump when he said he'd build them condos.
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On average, retirees directly pay for about one-fifth of their total health care spending.
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Most are retirees attracted by the mild climate and relatively low prices, Mr. May said.
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Automated teller machines do not dispense cash, and retirees cannot withdraw their money from banks.
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Retirees are more likely to exercise, and those who do are better off for it.
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Do retirees really spend a fixed amount each year for the rest of their lives?
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But thousands of retirees in the Fort Myers area have remained and been playing golf.
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Retirees will see their money go much further here than it would in other states.
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British retirees were also rushing to settle in European countries like Spain, Portugal, and France.
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And the growth in health care spending is faster for retirees than for younger Americans.
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Retirees typically look for bonds to provide two things in retirement: income and inflation protection.
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After all, don't we early retirees clamor on and on about experiences rather than things?
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For retirees who do end up needing such services, the costs can be eye-popping.
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South Carolina is going through an incredible influx of retirees and new faces moving in.
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PELTZ: AND IN THESE BATTLES, SARA AND DAVID, WE'RE ALWAYS CONACTED BY FORMER EMPLOYEES, RETIREES.
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However, in the process, retirees' pensions could be slashed by as much as 8.5 percent.
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Retirees, for example, could use this stash to avoid tapping investments in a market downturn.
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An older population will have more retirees, giving rise to a decline in the ratio.
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In interviews, experts from all five states except Georgia say retirees affect their economic rates.
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Retirees can boost their Social Security payments substantially by avoiding one costly, yet common, mistake.
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Retirees could draw income from cash and bonds while allowing stocks to recover from losses.
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With no income tax and a large senior population, it's become a haven for retirees.
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Here are the states that made WalletHub's list for 2020 of best places for retirees.
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Social Security is a central pillar in retirement security for current retirees and baby boomers.
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Covenant Shores in Mercer Island, Washington, offers retirees a combo of country and city life.
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These retirees weighed in on what it was like to put working life behind them.
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Darrell Issa, the former House oversight chairman, joined the list of retirees this week. Rep.
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A demographic shift may be afoot, with retirees choosing to remain in their appreciating homes.
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While some early retirees maintain their life at home, others decide to explore the world.
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After all, how many early retirees do you know that are mad all the time?
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Retirees below the RMD age should consider planning steps to reduce their future potential impact.
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In April, he admitted to reporters that he initially took the retirees' complaints as whining.
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Though Simpson's pension looks great compared to other NFL retirees, he's in some serious debt.
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California and many states offer public employee retirees the opportunity to come back part time.
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National Grid's management stays in touch with retirees, finding ways to keep using their talents.
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Incidentally, the Nationwide survey also showed that 24 percent of future retirees either guess or don't know how much their Social Security payments will be, and 30 percent of current retirees — both recent and longtime — say their benefits ended up being less than expected.
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While working in retirement once was unusual, a 2016 Merrill Lynch study showed that 47 percent of retirees either have worked or plan to work in retirement, and 72 percent of pre-retirees age 50 or older say they want to work in retirement.
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A federal appeals court on Friday ruled that Honeywell International Inc does not owe lifetime healthcare benefits to retirees who worked at an Ohio plant, saying the collective bargaining agreements that the retirees' unions had with the company did not expressly promise such benefits.
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There are no huge surprises for 2018 — apart from the fact that no city in Florida broke the Top 10 for overall inbound retiree arrivals, despite the fact the Sunshine State — with a net migration of 84,13 retirees — remains the top state attracting retirees.
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Retirees should consider other factors in addition to how much food and housing will cost them.
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And for roughly two-thirds of retirees, Social Security represents more than half of their income.
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Also, health-care expenses keep one in four current retirees from living the retirement they expected.
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Advisors suggest retirees take out a line of credit early on and let the amount grow.
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These are just some of the part-time hourly gigs that many retirees are partaking in.
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According to Insider, Mission K9 is one group that helps find these furry retirees forever homes.
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Part B, which is based on income, is generally paid for via retirees' Social Security checks.
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To rein in the rowdy retirees, authorities have tried to introduce approved routines and pop songs.
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But retirees bound for a few specific locations may not be able to receive their benefits.
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They are increasingly popular among retirees who may own real estate but are short on cash.
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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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Following are the top nine states that are the best for retirees, according to the study:
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She&aposs also seeing a lot of retirees moving in to be near their grandkids. 3.
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Earlier-than-expected exits from the workforce may contribute to the share of retirees with debt.
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It makes more than $10 billion in pension payments to more than 1 million retirees annually.
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Among Nationwide's survey respondents, recent retirees began collecting Social Security at a mean age of 62.
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DUE DILIGENCE Depressed retirees are also vulnerable to scams targeting those desperate for help, experts said.
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The formula could be made more progressive by lowering benefits for retirees with high lifetime earnings.
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Companies often hire back retirees on non-permanent contracts offering poorer terms than their previous ones.
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Sure, the once-sleepy city on the Gulf of Mexico is still a magnet for retirees.
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Tax-free cash in retirement allows retirees to adjust their income and manage their tax brackets.
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It may seem like a no-brainer to wait, but not all retirees have that choice.
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As Washington and Beijing face off on tariffs, there could be one unseen group affected: retirees.
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Those who do have jobs have had their wages slashed; retirees have seen their pensions cut.
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The facility opened last month and already instructs 246 juniors, retirees, collegiate players and professional golfers.
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For retirees whose income barely exceeds that level, the tax bill can be punishing, he said.
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So far, the feedback from retirees who have tried the service have been positive, Cameron said.
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For retirees living on a fixed income, that could be an incentive to adopt the technology.
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There is one key point that should be made clear to all would-be retirees, however.
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The Prairie State came in second worst for wellness and 219th worst in affordability for retirees.
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The move would squeeze the budgets of public authorities and employees but secure funding for retirees.
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But driving for a ride-booking service, some retirees said, also can offer more than money.
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Retirees have another more pressing deadline — April 1 — to avoid a hefty 50 percent tax penalty.
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It's no secret that for most retirees, Social Security is an important part of their income.
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Many retirees had to either alter their standard of living or seek some sort of employment.
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And many soon-to-be retirees began to question if retirement was really what they wanted.
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Studies have shown that retirees are actually more frugal than the 703 percent rule would indicate.
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The facility would also provide low-cost housing and work space for students, retirees, and artists.
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Wyoming's low taxes overall helped it reach the penultimate spot on the list for early retirees.
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McClanahan's Obamacare customer clients were all retirees who stopped working before they were 225 years old.
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Like Social Security, current workers can't contribute enough to offset the big obligations owed to retirees.
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Wanting to be debt free is an admirable goal and one that works for many retirees.
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Social Security checks would go out, but recent retirees would have to wait to sign up.
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So it should come as no surprise that moving south is a popular choice for retirees.
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And now it's embracing another Western tradition, one championed by sunburnt retirees and bachelorettes: The Cruise.
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So if retirees are living frugally, does this mean that they have saved enough for retirement?
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Many retirees look forward to spending their golden years relaxing, socializing and improving their short game.
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Retirees might want to pick up a pair of hiking boots instead of board shorts. Bankrate.
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One recent day, the room the BorgWarner retirees use was filled with seniors learning line dancing.
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Newer retirees value life-long learning and job opportunities more than great weather, according to Irving.
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Now retirees were nosing around the North Carolina mountains again, and his father was building again.
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The secretary said federal employees and retirees who receive benefits from those funds should be unaffected.
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At the same time, aspiring retirees said they expect to receive $220,21 per month on average.
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The prospect of austerity measures have triggered protests and strikes by public sector workers and retirees.
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In exchange, retirees agreed to pension reductions, and the city relinquished its claims to the art.
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When that wave of retirees hits — and keeps on hitting — only preparation will soften the blow.
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Despite a greying population, the growth in the number of British retirees in Europe is slowing.
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" He continued: "The fixed income that needs to be paid out to retirees is basically impossible.
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To many retirees, living in the right place is essential to making their retirement income last.
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If the stock market dips or investments go awry, workers' savings and retirees' pension checks decline.
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There are a few things retirees will notice if they're spending too liberally on their grandkids.
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A quarter of retirees count on Social Security for more than 90 percent of their income.
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Retirees are most likely to find low taxes and care costs in the south and southeast.
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But Democrats contend it would bring transparency to the process and protect retirees from bad advice.
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One cannot blame American retirees for wanting a better quality of life outside the United States.
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When multi-employer plans default, the PBGC pays pensions to retirees up to a certain amount.
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Many retirees rely on their Social Security for most, if not all, of their retirement money.
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Eight early retirees told Business Insider their money habits changed for the better after retiring early.
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Yet a 2016 Gallup poll found 74 percent of U.S. retirees say they are living comfortably.
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With no state income tax, Florida retirees will be able to keep more of their money.
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Low income and property taxes will make it easy for retirees to make a home there.
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Dallas's troubles have become more urgent because its plan rules let some retirees take big withdrawals.
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Some retirees were not pleased that their retirement plans were helping to enrich Trump, even marginally.
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Retirees, rejoice: Rising interest rates are providing a much-needed boost to money market fund yields.
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Take early retirees Justin and Kaisorn McCurry, who banked more than $270 million in a decade.
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When retirees did not respond to them, MetLife categorized them as "presumed dead," the complaint said.
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Retirees in this study were significantly less likely to die from stroke or from cardiovascular diseases.
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The government insures company pensions, but its insurance is limited, so retirees can face sharp losses.
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The retirees then typically get their checks from the agency for the rest of their lives.
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Below, find 13 states that will likely become hot destinations for retirees over the next decade.
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If the city did not pay, Calpers said it would cut the pensions of four retirees.
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Some of the money will also be used to help pay bonuses to retirees, he added.
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If the plan goes into effect, retirees could leave their money in their accounts for longer.
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Retirees who endured the trauma of Mao's Cultural Revolution are warning of a return to dictatorship.
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However, if today's retirees are any indication, you may want to rethink how you plan financially.
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Some of those retirees — 36% — said they didn't have a choice as to when they retired.
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It includes a huge group of people who no one would expect to work, namely retirees.
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Then came the internet, bringing new arrivals who were not weekenders and retirees, but working people.
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To become "resident retirees" in Switzerland, the Röntgens registered with the Lauterbrunnen municipality in October 2015.
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Thanks to all those visitors and retirees, it has a thriving economy for a small town.
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Such annuities may be suitable for some risk-averse retirees who are tired of owning stocks.
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They were teachers, police officers, secretaries, retirees, from across the United States; these are their stories.
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But the depth of its complexity remains jarring to many new and soon-to-be retirees.
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Our small group of 244 Americans included everyone from millennial social media executives to active retirees.
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She then comes home to her mountain community, filled with retirees, and goes to choir practice.
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It happens to retirees stuck at the doctor's with an afternoon appointment that runs very late.
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That's not to mention the financial burden — most retirees have a modest budget or fixed income.
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The next announcement for retirees to watch for is Medicare Part B premiums for next year.
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Staying at your current gig is a good option to consider for soon-to-be retirees.
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If income inequality continues to grow, so too will the gap between wealthy and struggling retirees.
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Few would consider the contributions by the retirees grounds to charge the candidate for a crime.
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Also up for discussion: a town green, a community center and cluster-style housing for retirees.
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The wave of retirees saps savings, shifting spending to health services and shrinking the labor force.
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Some retirees find themselves without a plan as they look for a new sense of purpose.
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Tickets are $10 for military veterans, active-duty personnel, reservists and retirees with the code NYT.
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Several former players feel the league is more focused on helping active players rather than retirees.
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The best part is that their wisdom doesn&apost just apply to other hopeful early retirees.
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However, a new report finds that very few retirees actually have income from all three sources.
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So it's not surprising to see retirees move, at least part time, to a dream locale.
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Of late, however, some experts say retirees might not be able to depend on the strategy.
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For retirees looking for income from high-yielding certificates of deposit, the message is: Keep looking.
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None of this is lost on the cruise lines, which are responding with products targeting retirees.
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How many retirees use the equity in their house to bridge their work to full retirement?
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Its unfunded pension liability – what it owes the fund that pays retirees – now exceeds $220006 billion.
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The move would squeeze the budgets of public authorities and employees, but secure funding for retirees.
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To stay in line with their net-worth goal, many early retirees also track their spending.
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The pension plan is for the co-op's roughly 19933 paid employees, including about 20 retirees.
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The large majority of early retirees saved a bunch of money, that probably goes without saying.
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In fact, when some pre-retirees were recently quizzed on Medicare, most didn't know for sure.
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The powerful retirees' lobby AARP is mobilizing to defend key elements of the Affordable Care Act.
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Health care can be one of the biggest expenses for retirees — and those costs are growing.
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Importantly, recreation opportunities are often the economic lifeblood in rural America, attracting tourists, retirees and entrepreneurs.
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Monthly pension payments totaling over $1,200 would be cut by 8.5%, affecting about 40% of retirees.
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Since 22014, several independent living communities designed for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender retirees have opened.
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Eventually, through friends, Mr. Murphy heard about a program that U.P.S. had organized to recruit retirees.
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The article also incorrectly described the status of retirees at Montefiore Health System in the Bronx.
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These areas have experienced a large influx of outsiders, from federal employees to retirees to immigrants.
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My proposal would affect retirees who hold investments directly and recognize capital gains and (or) dividends.
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But it's also a haven for retirees, making for a much older electorate than most districts.
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And for many retirees, going the nontraditional way and renting is the right way for them.
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Furthermore, other states have programs in place that could be adapted to drug-sniffing dog retirees.
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Right now there are 39.5 million retirees receiving Social Security benefits that average $16,020 a year.
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Many retirees will be better off with the move as interest rates on their investments rise (as long as inflation stays low.) "The same retirees who want rates to go up have to be prepared for a little market pain to go with it," Cox said.
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Many in this latter group are solid middle-class, including self-employed business people and early retirees.
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There have been years where retirees have seen no increase at all, including 2010, 2011 and 2016.
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The clock is running out on retirees who haven't taken enough from their retirement accounts this year.
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Some retirees won't have to sacrifice fashion for affordability when buying their next pair of prescription glasses.
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Walmart's annual shareholder meeting is expected to draw 16,000 workers, investors and retirees from around the world.
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Experts estimate the number of poor or near-poor retirees will triple to 25 million by 2050.
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One of the major reasons Costa Rica is so attractive to retirees is the highly-rated healthcare.
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Panama may be famous for its canal, but it's the ease of living that draws retirees here.
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A year ago, this measure, which rises with the pensions' ability to pay retirees, was 84.1 percent.
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But many retirees are surprised to discover that their tax bill may not be one of them.
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Retirees could certainly hold some high-yield and emerging market bonds, just not a lot, Goldberg said.
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So he hired Czeizel, and four other pensioners, finding them through cooperatives that help retirees get jobs.
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Another strategy, for which some polls find popular support, is to reduce benefits for well off retirees.
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A tempting but flawed approach would cut Social Security benefits for retirees with high current annual incomes.
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Although monthly benefits are higher for retirees with higher lifetime earnings, they are less than proportionately higher.
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After a jury awarded the retirees $28 million, the union agreed to settle for about $26 million.
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During a 2007 interview on NPR, he described the approach of the league and union toward retirees.
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"Date flexibility is key as well," he said, which means retirees can take advantage of more deals.
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AVs also hold financial promise for the over-65 crowd, since transportation is retirees' second biggest expense.
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Unfortunately, most future retirees lack access to the defined-benefit pension plans that their parents' generation enjoyed.
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Retirees can pay back what they draw from a line of credit when markets recover, he added.
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Coast Guard: More than 55,000 active duty Coast Guard employees and 50,000 retirees are not being paid.
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Some 550 retirees receive the subsidies from Walgreens before they turn 22022 and are eligible for Medicare.
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Those changes meant that some retirees received more in benefits than they had contributed to the system.
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Dubbed "The Magic City," Miami lures retirees to fast-paced South Beach or laid back Key Biscayne.
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Their plans have triggered protests and strikes by state workers and army retirees worried about their pensions.
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Every fall, retirees receive a notice about their Medicare Part B premiums from the Social Security Administration.
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Medicare, the federal government's health insurance program for retirees, was also hard for survey participants to understand.
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Mr Johnson's proposal is particularly good for wealthy retirees, who pay income tax but not payroll taxes.
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Today, the bank's board consists of a dozen directors, half of them retirees from prior corporate jobs.
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A string of pending proposals on Capitol Hill could change the way current and future retirees live.
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The union has about 400,000 active members, or more than 1 million members if retirees are included.
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People have been flocking to sun-drenched Arizona for years, but it is not just retirees anymore.
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It's easier legally to cut retirees' health care benefits than pensions, which drives some of these decisions.
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Read MoreLured by income and flexibility, retirees becoming Uber drivers Uber also faces a key legal hurdle.
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The good news is that current retirees are showing us they're able to be flexible like this.
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Even retirees were encouraged to ensure they were withholding sufficient tax from pension and Social Security payments.
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That predominantly includes retirees, business owners and other individuals whose income is not withheld for tax purposes.
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However, as the proportion of retirees grows, savings should decline (the elderly are spending their savings pot).
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Those retirees have a lot of imponderables to consider; how long will they (and their partners) live?
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Puerto Rico's current and future retirees would suffer "grievous harm" from the turnaround plan, the complaint said.
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But retirees should take several steps to make sure they get the most out that extra income.
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The chosen states offer the best options in the financial and lifestyle categories that matter to retirees.
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And as retirees age, being in a familiar place with friends and family can become more important.
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The public policy research group polled 275,000 workers age 20123 and older and 22012 retirees in January.
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Advocates for the rule believe it will help retirees by eliminating hidden costs and provide more disclosure.
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To get a better idea of some of the top possibilities for retirees, CNBC worked with Bankrate.
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Minnesota Nobody enjoys paying taxes, particularly retirees who in some locations are taxed on pensions and savings.
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Retirees can make charitable donations from their Individual Retirement Accounts anytime under the latest U.S. budget deal.
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For some retirees, the solution is to turn their expertise into part-time work, such as consulting.
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There will be more retirees than children in the U.S. by 2035, according to the Census Bureau.
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Labatt isn't the only Canadian brewer to put a sunset date on its free beers for retirees.
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Plus, early retirees do have time on their side and can always return to the working world.
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The vibrant lady also runs a club for other retirees on active ageing called the Mellow Club.
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If these funds collapse, public sector retirees and employees from states that invested in them will suffer.
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Italy is rich in history and culture — but retirees on a budget can still settle down here.
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Several early retirees agree that the first step to achieving financial freedom is to track your spending.
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MetLife has ramped up its efforts to locate the retirees and their beneficiaries, the company has said.
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Chimp Haven is now in the process of an expansion, and is continuing to welcome new retirees.
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He was appointed to that position last year, not as a response to the outcry from retirees.
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"Many retirees end up paying the same or more in income taxes when they retire," said McCollum.
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Meanwhile, the capital city of Taiwan was found to provide the most challenging environment for typical retirees.
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In this dichotomy lies the challenge for policymakers and thought leaders searching for solutions for all retirees.
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Higher yields would help provide pensions with a stable source of income to meet payouts to retirees.
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Many public employees and retirees in Puerto Rico have few sources of income besides their modest pensions.
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Labor force growth is slow in a society with fewer young people and growing numbers of retirees.
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To finance those changes, Macron seeks to curb France's generous state-funded pensions, especially for affluent retirees.
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The Labor Department is charged with improving working conditions and benefits for employees, job seekers and retirees.
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The maximum monthly benefit for retirees who were top earners during their work lives is about $2,153.
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Other retirees are not as fortunate, however, and they fear a medical shock will drain their savings.
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Early retirees with health problems who do that could spend $7,303, according to the Mercer/Vanguard study.
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And there is research supporting the claim that retirees have greater economic security than the working population.
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The debate may sound like a tempest in a teapot, but it matters very much for retirees.
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Florida's status as a favored home for retirees from Trump's native New York could also help him.
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Certain whole life insurance policies also can act as a valuable tax shelter for retirees, said Johnson.
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Retirees, age 70½ or older, might also consider transferring money from their IRA to a qualifying charity.
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But the move to bolster health insurance for retirees, she said, had come up before those increases.
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"Gringo" retirees share a sense of economic abandonment not only by the state but also by society.
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If so, Puerto Rico's law seems to leave retirees in the vulnerable position of being unsecured creditors.
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Madison, Wisconsin residents will enjoy the company of many other retirees, though the weather isn't always pleasant.
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Second, an Oregon court restored retirees' cost-of-living adjustments, adding $5 billion to the pension debt.
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So the company launched a Returning Retirees Program that employs 160 former workers in part-time roles.
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Rather than taking withdrawals strictly from just a 401(k), retirees can pull money from other sources.
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Fremont, San Jose and Irvine rounded out the top four worst cities for retirees, according to GoBankingRates.
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Retirees age 20173½ or older might also consider transferring money from their IRA to a qualifying charity.
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Routine free beer for retirees was ended at Molson Coors, Canada's other large brewery, several years ago.
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Here are five things early retirees gave up to leave the workforce in their 20s and 30s.
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However, the funds to pay current retirees are projected to run out in the summer of 2018.
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Retirees who are buying a new home will want to evaluate property tax rates in that state.
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Retirees and urbanites seeking more pastoral settings are pushing farther into places that firefighters must now protect.
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The flash mob that met to spell out "RESIST!" spanned every age group, from babies to retirees.
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A team of German retirees are digging through tunnels looking for it, guided by one man's intuition.
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Other users are retirees, exchange students or travelers looking for second properties around universities and tourist areas.
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With retirees moving in, the area's population is among the oldest and fastest-aging in the country.
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For some soon-to-be retirees, retirement will look a lot like their 9-to-5 life.
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Work campers (often shortened to workampers) run the gamut from low-income retirees to the well-heeled.
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Healthcare costs have also decreased between 2017 and 2018, giving retirees a help with a major expense.
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Texas has lots of affordable homes, nice weather, and many other retirees to meet and mingle with.
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Lower-income retirees are less likely to own homes, and the wealthy rely less on home equity.
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Each generation of workers, through their payroll taxes, funds the benefits for retirees at the same time.
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Retirees can also use The New York Times's buy-versus-rent calculator to work out relative costs.
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Demanding a Congressional solution today will save the retirement funds of millions of retirees and American workers.
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Eller is one of 22 former players who speak to the 6,500 retirees in the Legends Community.
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Its $25 billion hedge fund, MIO Partners, manages money for thousands of McKinsey employees, retirees and alumni.
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It can keep retirees from locking in losses by having to sell investments when they are down.
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From rock bands to retirees, the Maori language, once shunned, is having a renaissance in New Zealand.
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Among them are many residents of a mobile home park that was once a sanctuary for retirees.
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For one in three retirees who receive Social Security, it accounts for 90 percent of their income.
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The study is consistent with earlier findings by Stern and others that looked specifically at N.F.L. retirees.
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The deficit between what retirees are owed and the money available has already started draining state budgets.
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New Mexico is ideal for retirees thanks to its relatively warm climate and affordable costs of living.
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Faced with imperfect choices, some retirees cobble together different types of insurance, a mix that includes Medicare.
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The gig model suits retirees working to make ends meet, and they have higher levels of satisfaction.
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This approach encourages retirees to look at their portfolio as two separate portfolios with two distinct purposes.
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Social safety net programs, aside from the big entitlement programs for retirees, would also be hit hard.
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Many early retirees take advantage of these subsidies even though their net worth might be extremely high.
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For today's soon-to-be retirees, the stakes are as high as they were 10 years ago.
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Many people rely solely on Social Security in retirement, and health-care costs for retirees are rising.
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Minnesota is the best for quality of life and health care but has low affordability for retirees.
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While New York may offer the best quality of life for retirees, it's too pricey for many.
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Here are these retirees&apos best pieces of advice for anyone who wants to leave work someday.
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Retirees' days of collecting a W-2 may be over, but they should still watch their mailbox.
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Retirees get a monthly paycheck that's 8% larger each year they wait, between ages 62 and 70.
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While mostly middle-aged, we spanned the economic spectrum — from fixed-income retirees to a successful pediatrician.
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Healthcare access is another big factor for retirees, but Lacock says it's not a worry in Wyoming.
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Those are the future workers whose taxes will fund the retirement of the rising number of retirees.
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They include women whose friends have moved away or had children -- as well as mothers and retirees.
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Futie prefers to hire retirees for their reliability and scheduling flexibility for his moving truck driving business.
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Most military retirees pay premiums as low as $283 per year for traditional TRICARE health insurance plans.
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The agency last week took over two underfunded pension plans covering 90,000 Sears retirees and other beneficiaries.
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One ailing Teamster plan is larger, with $40.5 billion in unfunded liabilities, for 390,079 workers and retirees.
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Groups representing doctors, nurses, hospitals, retirees, patients of various diseases and even insurers have all criticized it.
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It was a painful decision given how many GE retirees and retail shareholders rely on the dividend.
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Other residents in the complex include young working people, retirees with pet companions and families with children.
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After all, as some early retirees say, saving money alone doesn't get you rich but investing can.
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As long as there are more affordable alternatives outside the U.S., retirees will keep seeking them out.
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"Retirees have a tendency to become isolated and to be tied to the past," Mr. Ernst said.
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"Things lose value, but early retirees understand that experiences tend to appreciate within our heads," Adcock wrote.
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The retirees often said the decision was highly personal, and unable to bend to any broad prescription.
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Indeed, a financial need was one of the most common reasons cited for why retirees claimed early.
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In turn, they would charge more for their services, which would discourage retirees from seeking investment advice.
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It is unacceptable that bankers and hedge fund managers get their payday while children and retirees suffer.
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But the majority of future early retirees aim to save at least 50 percent of their income.
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The Vanguard target-date fund glide path slowly increases retirees' TIPS investment to more than 10 percent.
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Staying in equities and embracing their risk and potential return just might make sense for some retirees.
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When it comes to living the lifestyle they imagined, today's retirees often have to make some sacrifices.
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Both were groups of middle-aged and older white men, on their way to work, or retirees.
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Or no one does, in which case they are "covered" by economic hardship for workers and retirees.
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This is especially true for retirees who may be well off but are not among the superrich.
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However, the amounts are before taxes, though most retirees find themselves in significantly lower brackets upon retirement.
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Today's youngest retirees will be 78 years old when the trust fund runs out, and although it is too late to ask those retirees to significantly adjust their work or savings habits, they won't be protected from a sudden and abrupt benefit cut if the program isn't fixed.
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Read more: 7 people who retired by age 45 reveal their top tipsIt's worth noting that many early retirees continue to earn income after leaving their 9-to-653, whether through real-estate investing, blogging, or some other monetizable hobby, not to mention Social Security income for older retirees.
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The company has estimated that the number of retirees affected, both in and outside Massachusetts, is about 13,500.
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For many retirees, owning two homes can make financial sense, while for others, it is an unnecessary expense.
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Retirees who don't evaluate their prescription drug coverage during Medicare's annual enrollment period could end up regretting it.
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Even more problematic: many retirees of today and tomorrow are banking on a system with a hazy future.
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Advocacy groups have also criticized the Pentagon for not extending the healthcare benefits to dependents, retirees or veterans.
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We're on retirees' bucket lists now and the expectation is that this season should be a good one.
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This 5003 classic, which was recently revised and updated, is a favorite of early retirees and super savers.
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More than 2150 percent of single retirees end up with basically just their Social Security to live on.
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During its bankruptcy, Avaya terminated its salaried pension plan, which includes about 1,000 active employees and 7,000 retirees.
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The five spots below are places where dollars stretch farther, and retirees will find plenty of luxurious offerings.
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To reduce penalties on working, benefits could still be higher for retirees who have worked for more years.
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However, both retirees and preretirees ranked it second, behind only changes to programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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The 30,000-person town of Paradise was such a place, largely populated by retirees living on fixed incomes.
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This left Patriot with responsibility for another 13,300 retirees, and, by last year, total liabilities of $1.37 billion.
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Although it was long been considered the gold standard, $1 million is likely not enough for many retirees.
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Unlike the young, whose fragmented attention is fought over by thousands of apps, retirees are up for grabs.
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There's an expense lurking on the horizon for retirees that is largely unpredictable but likely: Long-term care.
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While retirees have no control over rising costs, they do have control over when they claim their benefits.
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In Leisureland, everyone can afford a pool and jewelry and to while away their days like rich retirees.
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But years and years of super low interest rates have hurt elderly retirees living off of their savings.
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Retirees in São Paulo performed the catchy samba, "Those who have worked their entire lives deserve more respect".
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Those costs could potentially offset the money retirees spend on their own cars, including maintenance, gas and insurance.
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Your interest rate policies have bolstered the assets of the rich while savers and retirees are getting slammed.
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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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They gather there — mothers, jocks, retirees — for Prime Flying, a trapeze class for people 45 years and older.
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Adding insult to injury, those same retirees can't even count on their once-adoring fans to be empathetic.
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Behind him, a woman rapidly translates into sign language his promises of benefits for single mothers and retirees.
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Offering Turnbull a route to re-election, however, is the large percentage of retirees that call Gilmore home.
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Fanned by high winds, the blaze gutted seaside resorts where many Athens residents and retirees have holiday homes.
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More than 259 percent of single retirees end up with basically just their Social Security to live on.
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Early voting totals suggested a much heavier turnout among Republicans in the sprawling suburbs, home to many retirees.
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Retirees Julie Walker and her husband, Lane, had lived in Magalia, a northern suburb of Paradise, since 2003.
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American retirees have faced this dilemma for a while; what is the right drawdown rate for their pot?
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Under the header "pensions freedom", retirees no longer have to buy an annuity, a guaranteed income for life.
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Many early retirees use the "four percent rule " to help them determine how much they'll have to save.
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It will in fact be driven by pension funds that cannot pay out what they promised to retirees.
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But, if service members, retirees or their families fill prescriptions at retail pharmacies, the department pays retail price.
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Parliament has however been reviewing the budget and the final articles concerning army retirees are not yet clear.
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Health-care costs are one area that consistently take up a chunk of retirement benefits for many retirees.
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Provided that the number of retirees is low relative to the number of workers, the cost is manageable.
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I thought it would be cool if I could totally offer this to people in rehabilitation or retirees.
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This means that fewer "economically active" people are supporting a growing number of retirees for a longer period.
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And finally, the plan was not explained in a way that affected workers and retirees could readily understand.
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Overall, 73 percent of near-retirees in 2013 had either a retirement account, a traditional pension or both.
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The district has a large number of retirees and a substantial population of people of South Asian origin.
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This year, high-income retirees can expect to shell out even more money to cover their Medicare premiums.
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What it found: 2280 percent of retirees say that their overall cost estimates turned out to be low.
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By official estimates, the number of retirees will reach 900,000 by 2030, almost a fifth of today's total.
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In fact, Indiana retirees were dead last in Social Security income, collecting barely more than $16,000 a year.
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Eliminating or reducing COLAs for retirees substantially diminishes the value of their pensions and, therefore, their purchasing power.
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Medicare premiums could offset that increase for about 70 percent of retirees, according to The Senior Citizens League.
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The Schnepps live in the White Mountains, a rugged, woody region that is popular among retirees and hunters.
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That's a 40 percent savings rate and is certainly healthy, but is just average among extreme early retirees.
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Once a nest egg hits the $1 million mark, most soon-to-be retirees assume they are set.
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New York offers lower property taxes for retirees"Our property taxes in New York are high," admits Fisher.
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Most experts say that retirees need to replace 2250 to 2000 percent of their wages to retire comfortably.
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The Federal Reserve rate hike of a quarter point should be good news for retirees, industry pundits say.
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Successful early retirees have told Business Insider they stayed on track for financial independence by living on less.
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However, retirees don't have to spend the money they withdraw if they don't need it to cover expenses.
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Just south of Melbourne, Florida on the Atlantic side, Sebastian, Florida isn't all that affordable for retirees either.
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On Arizona's border with California and the Colorado River, this lake town isn't all that affordable for retirees.
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It also would cut taxes for millions of retirees by boosting significantly the threshold for taxation of benefits.
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The Cambodian government is encouraging the influx by making it simpler for foreign retirees to apply for visas.
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"Most early retirees find that they don't spend as much money as they thought after retiring," he added.
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GoodCall's analysts studied 2000,28 cities and towns in the United States and ranked the top 210 for retirees.
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Munnell suggests falling post-retirement spending such as Vettese describes occurs because retirees can't afford to spend more.
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Early retirees will have several years, perhaps decades, before they can tap their traditional retirement accounts without penalty.
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Combine that with low property tax rates, and it's easy to see why Mississippi is ideal for retirees.
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Retirees wanting coastal living and tax savings might find that making a home in South Carolina is ideal.
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Many early retirees and self-made millionaires stick to billionaire Warren Buffett's favorite investment: low-cost index funds.
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"Blue-collar retirees are committed to their fields," says Robert Eckardt, executive vice president at the Cleveland Foundation.
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Retirees who rely on Social Security benefits or pensions should check whether their new state taxes that income.
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Retirees should look at all state and local rules, said Peter J. Creedon, CEO at Crystal Brook Advisors.
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Delaying the fiduciary rule means that workers and retirees will lose out on hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Mature funds like CalSTRS pay out more in benefits to retirees than collect in contributions from current workers.
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Most of that value is going to executives, as miners, retirees, and Appalachian coal communities bear the brunt.
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The greatest financial fear for most retirees is running out of money before they run out of lifespan.
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Decades ago, retirees could simply shift their investments into fixed income, which historically paid higher rates of interest.
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Retirees will explain that they're interested because of how he comes across to them: as knowledgeable and experienced.
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One of those retirees, Patsy Jardin, would see her annual pension of about $48,000 drop to about $19,000.
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Those came from a British couple, recent retirees from Surrey who were checking things off their bucket list.
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The first retirees to feel its effects were those who turned 62 in 2000, some 17 years later.
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But for most retirees, even if they don't tap their equity initially, a paid-for house represents security.
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Many ex-pat retirees pay a premium of $70 to $85 for a couple, according to International Living.
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Since it was founded, the Neediest Cases Fund has assisted thousands of children, families, single parents and retirees.
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As the indebted Baby Boomer generation moves into retirement, debt growth among retirees shows no sign of slowing.
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If all goes as planned, in another 50 years or so, there will be no more lab retirees.
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Thus, the question of whether to sell stocks and run to cash is not uncommon, especially for retirees.
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In the meantime, he said his office would continue to aggressively pursue investigations to ensure retirees were protected.
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Most retirees who returned to work told researchers they had long planned to re-enter the work force.
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This is a true community, forged in the dark, stitched of artists and retirees, eccentrics and lapsed dreamers.
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Retirees in swimsuits ride their bicycles to the pool, bright noodles tucked under their arms like jousting lances.
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The Atlanta club regularly updates its 160 members with a "bereavement report" listing local retirees who have died.
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If the shutdown continues, Coast Guard retirees will also not be paid at the end of the month.
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The governor said about 40,000 health care professionals, including retirees, have volunteered to work when hospitals become strained.
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But many of these early retirees rely on investments, especially in the stock market, to fund their living.
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Through the VRRAD program's first iteration, the Air Force has only had three retirees sign up, he said.
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Among the retirees are the chairmen of the House Foreign Relations, Judiciary, Financial Services, Transportation and Science committees.
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Retirees need to satisfy income needs today, but they also need to address income needs in the future.
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Retirees, or those preparing to retire, often have a significant chunk of their retirement portfolios invested in stocks.
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And the Toyota Research Institute is working toward robots that can serve Japan's rapidly growing population of retirees.
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As many senior military retirees have argued, the forces are not and should not be a political instrument.
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Over the next few weeks more people joined — students from other Hungarian universities, retirees, members of labor unions.
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Retirees can also suspend required minimum distributions out of their retirement accounts for 2020, according to the bill.
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" SmartAsset found that seven of the 10 cities topping its list offer "favorable tax environments for early retirees.
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Among other things, it would gradually raise the age at which retirees can claim full benefits to 69.
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Pensions, like annuities, provide a guaranteed income stream to retirees, but 401(k) plans don't give such certainty.
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Can you name a couple of retirement trends you see as likely to improve the lives of retirees?
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Residents donate goods that volunteers, also retirees, take in, sort, process, price and put on the sales floor.
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When it comes to retirement, 26% of non-retirees say they have nothing saved, according to the Fed.
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Retirees can't get loans or scholarships to cover rising health care costs and any emergency expenses that arise.
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