Tag: AARP
What They Don’t Tell You About Retirement
The average retirement age in the United States currently sits at 62 years old. That said, the average fifty-year-old adult has only saved up approximately $44,000 as a nest-egg retirement investment. What are you missing in the puzzle of retirement? Something’s Not Adding Up The things soon-to-be or current retirees aren’t told about retirement can […]
Taking Advantage of Age: Simple Tips for Senior Savings
One of the hardest parts about getting older is cutting items from your budget to make ends meet. Exercising the wisdom and discretion that comes with age can help you decide what needs to go, but some things are harder to sever ties with than others. If you haven’t hit retirement age yet, a retirement […]
Make Your Working Retirement Work For You
Traditionally, people have thought of retirement as a time when we could kick back and relax as a reward for a lifetime of hard work and penny-pinching. But as government funding of pensions dwindle worldwide and retirement savings are at an all-time low during our tough economic times, it can be disappointing to consider the […]
Seniors Sell Life Insurance Policy to Maximize Retirement
After years of payments, seniors are opting to sell life insurance policies to purchase more affordable protection. For many, buying a policy can be an expensive waste, and the price tag varies dramatically. Factors such as age, length of coverage and certain protections drive up the premiums. According to AARP, certain states are allowing premium […]
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