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Only 5% of retirees say they’re ‘living the dream’ and 19% are ‘living the nightmare.’ Here are 3 lessons to protect your future

Deb Boyden, head of U.S. Defined Contribution at the $750 billion asset manager Schroders, offers takeaways from today's retirees.

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4 Nice Places To Retire That Are Way Cheaper Than Florida

It's important to consider how factors such as rising costs -- particularly in cities like Miami -- can make the Sunshine State less appealing to some retirees.

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The Tax Classification That Quietly Changed After Retirement

For many retirees, the biggest financial surprise isn’t healthcare costs or inflation—it’s the silent shift in how they’re taxed. Without warning, the tax classification you’ve lived under for decades can change once you stop working, affecting everything from Social Security benefits to how your savings are taxed. And if you…

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Round out this season with these great grocery deals at Sam's Club in August.

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Attack on former DOGE staffer known as ‘Big Balls’ prompts Trump to threaten to federalize DC

President shares photo of bloodied federal employee on Truth Social and claims crime ‘out of control’ in Washington, D.C.

The Independent UK

8 Retirement Mistakes Men Don’t Catch Until It’s Too Late

Retirement is supposed to be the reward after decades of hard work—a time to relax, enjoy life, and finally slow down. But for a lot of men, especially those who’ve poured their energy into their careers, it doesn’t always turn out that way. Instead of feeling free, some find themselves…

Clever Dude

Over 900,000 hit in massive healthcare data breach — names, addresses and Social Security numbers exposed online

DaVita fell victim to a cyberattack back in March of this year during which time hackers gained unauthorized access to its servers.

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8 Places to Retire Where You’ll Actually Keep More of Your Money

When people think about retirement, they often imagine beaches, golf courses, and time with grandkids—not tax brackets, health care premiums, and housing costs. But where...

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6 Expenses That Disappear the Moment You Leave the Workforce

Leaving the workforce marks a huge shift—not just in daily routine, but in spending. While retirement may stir worries about fixed income and financial planning, it also quietly cuts a surprising number of expenses. These are the costs tied directly to working life that most people stop paying the moment…

Everybody Loves Your Money

I Asked ChatGPT: How Many Middle-Class Retirements Could You Fund With Elon Musk’s Wealth?

ChatGPT certainly has many limitations, but one of the things it is best at is compiling data so humans can make their own interpretations. If you were curious, for example, about how the world could...

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7 Ways Retirees Are Wasting Their Social Security Checks

It's more important than ever for retirees to spend their benefits wisely. Here are 7 common ways beneficiaries overspend when it comes to their monthly checks.

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Take this simple step as you approach retirement

While most retirement portfolios include allocations to stocks and bonds in the years leading up to retirement, most retirement savers don’t hold much more than an emergency cushion in cash

The Independent UK

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Why High-Income Retirees Face Bigger Risks From One New Tax Law

If you’re retired with a robust nest egg, a major 2025 tax overhaul—often called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act—probably sounded like good news with its senior deduction and expanded benefits. But for high-income retirees, it cuts both ways: you’ll likely see none of that deduction, yet still get hit…

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New Senior Tax Deduction That Could Slash Your Retirement Income — But It Ends Soon

When it comes to retirement, it is important to identify as many tax deductions as you can. After all, you are on a limited income. Learning about a new senior tax deduction could make all the difference in the world. Many headlines have suggested that this deduction would “eliminate” all…

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How Much the Average Middle-Class Retiree Receives in Benefits at Age 75

As much as it can be difficult to predict your financial life in retirement, taking a look at the average benefits by age may be a helpful guide. Find out more.

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Here’s How Long $1 Million in Retirement Savings Will Last You After Age 50

Is $1 million enough for retirement after 50? Find out how long your savings could last and what factors can stretch your nest egg further.

Benzinga

What's The Same, What's Different - Suze Orman Tackles How The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' Affects Your Social Security

If you're nearing retirement or already collecting Social Security, the new "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" might have you wondering how it will impact your benefits — and your taxes.

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41 States Where Retirees Are Expected To Run Out of Money in Retirement

Only nine states provide seniors with enough financial cushion to fully cover their retirement costs. For everyone else, the math simply doesn't work.

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8 Best New Groceries on Sale at Aldi in August

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Suze Orman: 4 Tips To Protect Your Finances in Retirement

Suze Orman shares top retirement tips for 2025 on avoiding emotional investing, rebalancing your portfolio, delaying Social Security for more.

Benzinga

61-Year-Old Was Thrilled To Be Laid Off And Start Retirement — Until Their Employer Offered A Role They'd Always Wanted

When a 61-year-old was laid off just before starting retirement, they saw it as perfect timing. With their Social Security benefits already approved and a severance package in hand, they were ready to start the next chapter. But then came a surprise twist — their employer offered them a new…

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Experts Share How Much Savings You Really Need To Retire in Florida

Planning to retire in Florida? Discover how much money you could possibly need in retirement based on lifestyle, location and costs many retirees overlook.

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Brace for Higher Health Costs in 2026: A Look at Projected Medicare Premiums

In 2026, Medicare participants will pay more for their health care. Part B costs are expected to rise more than 10%. Here's what you can do.

The Free Financial Advisor

5 Quiet Changes to Social Security That Reduce Spousal Benefits

If you’re married or have ever been married, Social Security spousal benefits might seem like a safety net. Many people count on these payments to help cover bills in retirement. But what if the rules quietly changed, and you didn’t notice until it was too late? That’s what’s happening right…

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