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The good news is that with the proper planning — including an optimized strategy for collecting Social Security benefits — women in their 50s can get on track for a financially secure retirement.
Women differ from men in countless ways, including how they plan for retirement. GOBankingRates interviewed Regina McCann Hess, CFP, certified divorce financial analyst and author of Super Woman...
Many people plan for retirement as if the rest of their lives will be spent sailing in smooth waters, and they forget to incorporate unexpected events such as inflation and rising healthcare costs.
Once you're in your 70s and beyond, the time for saving for retirement has come and gone. At this point, you'll have to live off the resources you have, unless you intend to pick up additional work...
The burden of saving for retirement in the U.S is heavy for most people, but it's generally more cumbersome for women, who, thanks to a number of factors, have a greater likelihood of running out ...
Saving for retirement is important, but men and women feel much differently about how they are doing financially. In a recent GOBankingRates survey, we asked men and women about their retirement
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