Sentences with phrase «face as a retiree»
Another topic too detailed to address in this summary, but optimizing your social security benefit is one of the largest decisions you face as a retiree.
http://www.theretirementmanifesto.com/ Not exact matches
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The survey includes younger generations as well as current retirees who offer wisdom about their pre-retirement presumptions and plans — and the realities they are now facing in their post-working years.
Pedigree: Though the younger set know him as the grumpy retiree who makes squinty faces at Ben Stiller, De Niro was once considered the greatest actors of his time, winning Oscars for The Godfather, Part II and Raging Bull.
The district faces rising pension costs, vastly underfunded retiree health benefits and union pressure to raise salaries — all as declining enrollment is draining financial resources.
In a recent article in the New York Times, Jean Chatzky, the financial editor for NBC's Today Show, offered some insight into how deferred annuity products like indexed annuities are poised to make a difference in the financial future of a class of retirees facing a number of unique issues such as increased longevity and insecurity in pensions and social security.
This is the same issue that faces every state in the nation (except Wisconsin) and the Federal Government over their retiree health care programs; they didn't set aside money for the future payments, but decided to pay - as - it - goes.
As you hopefully know, there are numerous types of annuities that are designed to address a specific risk or groups of risks that many retirees face.
This is essential as the level of interest rates will largely define the return environment a retiree faces and therefore determine the amount of expected retirement income.
Faces of the Campaign is an ongoing series featuring our key organizers and stakeholders involved in «Put A Price On It, D.C.» Our coalition — more than 45 groups as of this writing — is comprised of racial justice activists, union workers, health advocates, moms, dads, kids, retirees, and business - owners alike.
Baby boomers are facing more risks as retirees than previous generations.