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Category Archives: Finances
What to Do, What to Do…
I’ve been looking at some retirement expenses, like Medicare Medigap policies, trips we’d like to take, and more. When I was working, I could buy a new TV or computer without thinking about it for too long. Now I really have … Continue reading
Posted in Finances, Financial Issues, Retirement itself
Tagged career change, Employment, lifestyle, working in retirement
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Travel Plans
It’s time to start making some serious plans for where my beloved and I might travel this year. Last year, most of my travel was to see my mom and sister a few states away, and most of my husband’s … Continue reading
Posted in Finances, Recreation, Retirement itself
Tagged Alaska, Costa Rica, lifestyle, Physical exercise, retirement planning, Senior Health, Travel
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Lessons in Seeking Change – A Look Back at the Occupy Movement
I don’t usually tackle economic or political subjects, but WordPress has presented an interesting topic this week, so I’m giving this one-woman’s-take-on-events a try. Did you know that the Occupy Wall Street protests celebrated their anniversary on September 17th? Remember … Continue reading
Posted in Finances, Ruminations, Writing Challenges
Tagged Demonstrations, DPchallenge, Economics, Occupy Movement, Occupy Wall Street, Protests
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What’s Going on with Social Security?? – Part 1
In the game of Financing Retirement, our sources of Money In aren’t as flexible as they were during our working years.. For example, two possible sources of income in the US have important rules governing when they are available, and … Continue reading
Posted in Finances, Financial Issues, Information, Retirement itself
Tagged 401K Accounts, Affording Retirement, Benefits, Finances, Financial Planning, IRA accounts, lifestyle, Medicare, Money, retirement, retirement planning, Senior finances, Social Security, Social Security Administration
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Thank You for Playing Our Game: Finding the Finish Line
Welcome to my exciting new board game, Financing Retirement! This game is for one or two players, and includes dice and two stacks of cards to draw from – Money In, and Money Out. The goal is to have a … Continue reading
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