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Reducing your retirement risks
For majority of retirees, Social Security benefits are the foundation to retirement income. As retirement goes on, because other retirement income sources are exhausted or lose purchasing power to inflation, Social Security provides income that is both guaranteed for life, no matter how long you live, and is indexed for inflation. However, there are risks that are most likely to derail your retirement plans. In Bob Carlson’s column for Forbes, he discusses the three greatest retirement risks and how to beat them. Read Mr. Carlson’s column here…
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