RETIREability: Life after Life

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  Jim Wesberry

  

  10 Things Worth The Money As You Retire

  Forbes - Andrew Rosen

  Inflation has been sticking around and hitting wallets hard. With the price of goods rising, you may be wondering what is worth spending your hard-earned cash on, and what might not be worth the expenditure. Value, much like beauty, is often in the eye of the beholder, so you should always decide …

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  Jim Wesberry

  

  Report: Georgia among the worst places for older adults to live

  ajc.com - Anagha Ramakrishnan

  According to a new report, Georgia residents 65 and older aren’t living their best lives. Caring.com rated the Peach State among the worst places in …

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  Jim Wesberry

  

  These are the top retirement income concerns for many older Americans, according to a survey

  FOX Business - Kelsey Ramirez

  As older Americans prepare for retirement, about four out of five said they are growing increasingly concerned about rising inflation and recession risk, according to a new survey from Alliance for Lifetime Income and CANNEX. Of respondents ages 45 to 75, 81% said they are worried about their …

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  Jim Wesberry

  

  Dangers from blue light exposure worsen with age: 'Detrimental to human health'

  studyfinds.org - Matt Higgins

  CORVALLIS, Ore. — Constant exposure to blue light from phones and computers is very harmful to people. Researchers from Oregon State University say …

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  Jim Wesberry

  

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  Jaw-Dropping Stats About the State of Retirement in America

  

  Curated byGOBankingRates

  Many Americans spend their lives working hard and dreaming of the day they can finally retire. But planning for retirement requires more than dreaming — it means being strategic and focused on saving money, among other things.

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  Jim Wesberry

  

  Retirees beware: Here are 4 highly common ways you can lose your Social Security benefits — and how to protect yourself now

  moneywise.com - Chris Clark

  Most of the avoidable Social Security pitfalls are tied to itchy trigger fingers. Filing for Social Security too early: The full retirement age (FRA) …