Living a long and happy life in retirement is a goal that is surprisingly within reach for many people, as long as the right steps are taken before you get there. On this episode of Decoding Retirement, host Robert "Bob" Powell speaks with Debra Whitman, AARP's chief public policy officer and author of “The Second Fifty,” about the surprising answers to retirement's most challenging questions. Debra discusses the importance of where you live, maintaining strong relationships, and utilizing helpful tools lik ...

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hot take: 10m is definitely enough to retire in Singapore. wealth gap is real.wassieloyer (@wassielawyer):If you think 10m isn’t enough to retire, you live in Singapore.Literally everyone I’ve heard saying this lives in Singapore. ...

Baby-boomers are keeping their bad habits into retirement https://t.co/qkmQ7zpwea ...

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The American dream in 2025 cost a whopping $5 million. This is $600,000 more than it did last year. We're talking about retirement, healthcare, owning a home, two kids, sending them to college, having a new car every 10 years, having a pet thing is, as you know, if you make the median income throughout your whole working life, 25 to 65, you get to around 2.3% 2.4% million depending.There's that gap there. How does that compare versus last year. It went up 600,000.But we also added a little bit more around h ...

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Core Points - The article emphasizes the importance of timing when claiming Social Security benefits, highlighting that making the right decision is crucial for long-term financial well-being Group 1 - Reaching full retirement age (FRA) is a clear indicator that one is ready to claim Social Security, with the FRA set at 67 for those born in 1960 or later [3] - Waiting until FRA to claim Social Security avoids early retirement penalties and allows participation in Medicare, which can lower health insurance costs [4] - Delaying Social Security benefits can lead to increased retirement benefits, with potential increases of up to 24% by waiting until age 70 [5] Group 2 - Having other income sources to cover retirement needs is a sign of readiness to claim Social Security, as many individuals save in IRAs, 401(k) accounts, and other plans [6] - The amount of savings needed varies based on individual circumstances, and consulting a financial advisor is recommended to assess retirement plans [7] Group 3 - A strong desire to pursue retirement dreams indicates readiness to claim Social Security, provided financial conditions are favorable [10]

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