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Bipartisan bill aims to force action on Social Security’s funding crisis
A bipartisan Senate bill would force Congress to vote on a long-term Social Security funding plan before automatic benefit cuts begin.
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How much does the typical 75-year-old have left in retirement savings?
The typical American age 75 or older with a retirement account has $130,000 saved, but most households no longer have one.
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Police group backs bill to strengthen fight against scams targeting seniors
New legislation would help fund elder fraud task forces, giving law enforcement more tools to investigate scams targeting older Americans.
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‘Golden Girls’ home sharing offers seniors a new way to age in place
More seniors are embracing “Golden Girls” home sharing to lower housing costs, combat loneliness and stay in their homes longer.
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The highest cost of growing old could consume your retirement savings
Long-term care can quickly drain retirement savings. Learn what Medicare covers, care costs and how to prepare for future expenses.
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Here are the two regrets most retirees have once they stop working
A new survey reveals retirees’ biggest regrets, from not saving sooner to underestimating health care costs and unexpected life events.