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    scenario were to happen. The worst case timing for Jack to die would be right after retirement. If he passed away before taking TRS it could be switched to his wife and she would receive the full benefit instead of only receiving 75% of his pension. We also assumed that the living expenses would be reduced to 75% of what the current…

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    plan to retire till the age of 65. The couple started retirement fund shortly after entering the workforce. Since, this is their second marriage for both the preparation and working towards having enough to retire only began about 15 years ago. They realized they would have to set aside more money for retirement if they wished to continue to live the life they were accustomed to. They both wanted to make travel a part of their retirement and being in the health care knew…

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    alone to cover them after retiring. As more information for retirement plans are made available, I realized that investing in a plan now while I am young will better prepare me for my future. Through various resources, like financial planning books and articles, I created a investment plan that fits my lifestyle and will not leave me dependent on social security. Retirement Plan To determine the amount of money I will need for retirement, I used the CNN money calculator with references from Dave…

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    double from current. Many economists anticipate aging boomers to create chaos in the housing market because a large percentage will remain in his or her home versus selling it. People are concerned that as million of Baby Boomers acknowledge retirement age will hinder America’s workforce. Fear of approaching labor shortage because of Baby Boomers retirement is reality. Many fear the number of employees paying taxes to support the entitlement programs will decrease. Americans predict the demand…

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    The way people prepared for their retirement has changed dramatically over the last few decades. It used to be that most people planned and saved for their retirement the same way and those plans were fairly predictable. However, nothing could be further from today's reality where planning and saving for retirement is a much, much different scenario. Retirement in the 1980s Decades ago most retirement plans consisted of a combination of social security and a company pension plan. Then once you…

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    Set Up Retirement Plans Using the Internet According to Insurance language, there is two high risk associated with a human life, the risk of early death due to various reasons and the risk of living longer than an average life. In both cases, the monetary loss is evident. When a person dies early, with him his income, his future income and the help he could be of his family and his employer die simultaneously. However, when a person is bestowed with a very long life after the retirement, the…

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    Retirement homes are supposed to be the second alternative home for the elderly. The place where one will feel at ease and be cared for as if one’s family was doing so. But, does that really happen in all retirement homes? The mask that they want media seeing verses what happens behind closed doors. It is so unbearable with the lack of staffing in these homes that it needs to rise again so accidents, neglect and, abuse can come to an end. In the year 2000 when the U.S recommended strict…

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    How to Avoid a Financially Hard Retirement Retirement is supposed to be the golden years for every senior. However, for many seniors, retirement can be stressful because they have a decreased income and the same financial responsibilities. One of the best ways for seniors to make their retirement years what they’ve always dreamed of is to avoid these financial setbacks. Remaining in the Family Home with a Mortgage Although many seniors love and cherish the home their children grew up in, a…

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    best way to ensure long-term financial health and success. Your 20s are a fun time. Many people leave home in their late teenage years or early 20s. They get married, buy a home and purchase their first vehicle. While your 20s are an exciting time, there are money mistakes in your 20s that you need to avoid. The financial decisions you make in your 20s can affect your investment health, retirement security and stability for decades to come. 10 Money Mistakes in Your 20s to Avoid 1. Buying a…

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    How Women Can Generate Income for Life During Retirement It is not unusual for women today to experience some fear and anxiety about retirement – many feel that they will not have the finances needed to retire comfortably. If this accurately describes the way that you feel about your circumstances, you may find comfort in the fact that you can take control of your finances and save the money you will need later in life. By cultivating an ongoing money stream, you can continue to earn and save…

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