Not exact matches
For older
Americans, especially retirees
living on fixed incomes, the equity in their paid - for or almost - paid - for home represents a large but liquid asset.
Many well - meaning parents and grandparents discover that unmanageable student loan debt follows them into retirement, offering no reprieve to older
Americans who have stopped working and begun to
live on a limited
fixed retirement
income.
U.S. food prices are rising at twice the rate of inflation, hitting the pocketbooks of lower -
income Americans and people
living on fixed incomes. . .
Now if you are older and
living on a
fixed income (like 90 % of
americans), than you can't afford to be in your in your 60's or 70's and have your term insurance double in cost.