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7 Things You Need To Know About Your Finances If You’re Turning 65
Age 65 is not as special as it used to be. Mandatory retirement has long since vanished for most jobs. Social Security’s Full Retirement Age is gradually rising to 67. Many 65-year-olds pursue active lifestyles that would have seemed fantastic in an earlier era. Still, 65 does matter. It is the age when most people become eligible for Medicare. Some of the expenses faced by younger adults have eased or disappeared. But chronic health issues may be emerging...Read More
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