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Make These 6 Changes if Living on Social Security Alone
It was never intended to be a sole source of retirement income, and indeed, one cannot make ends meet with any level of comfort if trying to live on just Social Security. But, Jordan Rosenfeld says one will have to make these six changes if trying to make a go of Social Security alone: 1.) Look Into Affordable Housing; 2.) Get Frugal With Food and Household Items; 3.) Consider Public Transportation; 4.) Take Advantage of Non-Profit and Community Resources; 5.) Consider a Medicaid Spend-Down Strategy; 6.) Get Comfortable With Budget Changes. Full piece here.
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