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Tell Your Kids and Grandkids: Key Retirement moves to make In Their 30s
Though there’s no official retirement age in the U.S., it’s pretty common for people to retire in their 60s. IRAs and 401(k)s are off-limits until age 59 and 1/2, Social Security’s earliest claiming age is 62, and Medicare doesn’t begin until 65. So for the typical person, all of that sets the stage for a workforce exit sometime in their 60s. To break it down further, a 2024 MassMutual study found 63 to be the most optimal retirement age according…
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Can Peanut Butter Help Prevent Falls In Seniors? A Study Looked Into That
Falls are one of the leading causes of fatal and nonfatal injuries — and loss of independence — among…
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Why annuities are often misunderstood — and what they actually do
A stable retirement depends on having income that continues no matter how long you live. A traditional 401(k) helps…
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7 Ways to Make Your Smartphone Easier To Use as You Age
Few things have woven themselves into our daily routines as completely as the smartphone. But as the years go…
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Assumable Mortgages: Pros and Cons
What if you could buy a home in 2026 and pay 2021 interest rates? In a market where new…
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Told that law firms don’t hire “girls” in 1960, this inspiring trailblazer is still practicing law at 93
At 93 years old, Dona Kahn is still practicing law. Not consulting occasionally or staying loosely involved, but actively…
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Understanding Colds in Older Adults: Risks and Recovery
We all get the sniffles. It’s a common part of life that you just have to get through. But…
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Understanding Proposed Fixes for Social Security Funding
Social Security plays a big role in many people’s retirement income plans. But the program is facing a major…
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Buying a house with your Adult Kids is on the rise
Nearly one-in-six homebuyers in 2025 purchased a multigenerational home, which can mean sharing costs and space with adult children…
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7 Ways to Make Your Smartphone Easier To Use as You Age
Few things have woven themselves into our daily routines as completely as the smartphone. But as the years go…
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Told that law firms don’t hire “girls” in 1960, this inspiring trailblazer is still practicing law at 93
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At 58, Skating Her Way Into the National Hockey League
For many professionals, their late 50s signal a slowing down. For Kim Davis, it was the moment she stepped…
