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Retirement doesn’t always work
Arno Zwillenberg is well into the golden years of his life. Yet at 91, he’s looking for a job and taking classes to make himself more attractive to a potential employer. His monthly Social Security check of about $1,400 just about pays the bills, including an occasional trip to Wendy’s for his favorite chicken sandwich. But it doesn’t stretch to cover trips to visit family afar or other extras. Read more…
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