Individuals
living on a fixed income often worry that inflation will erode their spending power.
Seniors who rely on a disability pension and
live on a fixed income often fall into this category.
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«Seniors
living in private homes, co-ops and condos have
often expressed the difficulty of getting by
on fixed incomes while dealing with escalating property taxes.
Findings in the report illustrate ways financially fragile consumers — who have no credit, bad credit or
live on fixed incomes — are
often taken for a ride when they apply for car loans.
Those
living with mental health problems are
often prone to fuel poverty as individuals are
often on low or
fixed incomes,
living in energy inefficient housing and spend more time at home thus have above average energy use.
Making uninformed investment decisions
often lead to significant losses that are hard to recover from, especially when you are retired and
living on a
fixed income.
Today's insolvent senior is struggling with rising food and energy costs, medical costs, and other
living expenses, all while
living on a
fixed, and
often reduced,
income.
This is
often difficult for retirees
living on a
fixed income.
This is particularly true for seniors who are facing different financial choices in their
lives often on a
fixed income.
For most retired people
on fixed income, this scenario is a recipe for disaster, and it
often results in a lapsed
life insurance policy due to non-payment.
Seniors
often live on a
fixed or limited
income, so every extra dollar is precious.
Given that seniors
often live on nominal and
fixed incomes, most have not saved sufficient funds for funeral services or cremation at their time of death.
Therefore, it is most
often applied only to the elderly or disables, who still own and
live in the property, and who are frequently
on fixed incomes.
For seniors, who are
often living on a
fixed income, this benefit allows them to access their home equity without selling the home.