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These Are the Best—and Worst—U.S. States for Retirees Based on Health Care, Wellness, Safety and More
A recent list of the best states to retire in explores not just affordability, but also health care and wellness. Here’s which states made the top 10.
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The 10 Best States to Retire in—and Florida Isn't No. 1
Florida no longer ranks as the best state to retire in and a new location has taken the top spot, according to WalletHub’s latest study. Check out the top 10.
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France Wants to Raise the Retirement Age by 2 Years and Workers Are Furious
Hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of France Thursday for the 11th day of nationwide resistance to a government proposal to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64.
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A 67-Year-Old American Shares What Retirement Is ‘Really' Like—With ‘No Work and All That Free Time'
In 2006, 67-year-old Janet Blaser left the U.S. for Mazatlán, Mexico and retired by the beach. While retirement may sound like a dream, she says there were many downsides. Here’s how she overcame them, and now lives a happy life in her $420-per-month rental apartment.
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The Last Chance for Some Retirees to Avoid a 25% Tax Penalty Is April 1
If you turned 72 in 2022, the last chance for your first mandatory retirement plan withdrawal is April 1 — or you may face a hefty tax penalty. Here’s how to avoid it.
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Here's How After-Tax 401(K) Contributions Can Help With Those Big Retirement Savings Goals for 2023
If you’re planning to max out your 401(k) plan for 2023 and want to save more, you may consider after-tax 401(k) contributions. Here’s what you need to know.
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75% of Retirees Fall Short of a Key Retirement Income Goal. These Steps Can Help
The moves you make now can help make your lifestyle more comfortable in retirement later.
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New Retirement Account Rules Make It Easier to Tap Savings Early for Emergencies
The $1.7 trillion bill to fund the federal government through next September has measures related to tapping retirement savings for financial hardships.
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Here's How Much Per Month Social Security Recipients Will Get in 2023
Retirees will see a major increase in benefits this January when a new cost-of-living adjustment is added to Social Security payments.
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Social Security Recipients Get 8.7% More in 2023
The cost-of-living adjustment means the average recipient will receive more than $140 extra a month beginning in January.
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Thinking About Retiring Early? What You Should Know
Have you ever thought about quitting your job permanently and retiring early? Well, you’re not alone. Throughout the pandemic, many people have been thinking about substituting their careers for something that will make them happier in life. LX News Storyteller Eric Rodriguez explores early retirement and things to consider before doing so.
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‘Super Savers' Are Setting Aside 50% of Their Income to Retire Early
Cutting back on the three major expenses — housing, transportation and food — is key for “Super Savers,” who are saving at least half their income in an attempt to retire early. Insider senior investing reporter Kathleen Elkins interviewed several Super Savers, and joins LX News to discuss the frugal group.
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Sharks Legend Patrick Marleau Officially Retires After 23 NHL Seasons
After 21 seasons with the Sharks, two more with the Toronto Maple Leafs and part of a season with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Patrick Marleau is hanging up his skates.
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Villanova Head Coach Jay Wright Announces Retirement
Legendary Villanova men’s basketball head coach Jay Wright announced his retirement on Wednesday. Kyle Neptune will be his successor. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville gets reactions from Villanova students.
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The Sooner You Invest in Your Retirement, the Better
A great hack to jumpstart your retirement savings: open a 401K through your job and start your own Roth IRA account. If you’re young, the best time to start funding your retirement is now, we explain in the latest installment of our “Surviving Capitalism” series.
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Social Security's Retirement Age Is Moving to 67. Some Experts Say That Could Go Even Higher
When Congress eventually takes steps to repair Social Security’s solvency, it may raise the retirement age. Here’s what that could mean for benefits.
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If You're a New Retiree Whose Income Has Dropped, You May Need to Appeal Medicare Premium Surcharges
The tax return that’s used to determine whether you pay extra for Medicare premiums may not accurately reflect your income when you retire.
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House Passes ‘Secure Act 2.0.' Here's What That Means for Retirement Savings
The House of Representatives has passed the Securing a Strong Retirement Act, or Secure Act 2.0. It’s good news for many retirement savers.
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The Gender Wage Gap Could Cost Women Millions When They Retire
Lower earnings mean women miss out on an opportunity to invest and save for retirement, according to a new analysis from the Center for American Progress.
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Last Chance to Avoid a 50% Penalty on Required Withdrawals Is April 1 for Some Retirees
If you turned age 72 during the second half of 2021, the deadline for your first annual required withdrawal from retirement accounts is April 1, 2022.