Sentences with phrase «single retirees»

Single retirees don't have a second, spousal income to count on, and that is another factor in the decision.

Fifty percent of married seniors and 71 percent of single retirees rely on Social Security for 50 percent or more of their monthly income.

In 2012, it was listed among the top 10 best places for single retirees in the United States.

Fifty percent of married seniors and 71 percent of single retirees rely on Social Security for 50 percent or more of their monthly income.

Hamilton says that the 60 % replacement ratio is a good rule - of - thumb for childless single retirees who own their own home, while 70 % is more appropriate for single childless renters.

Financial Engines, a defined - contribution managed - account provider, estimates the average single retiree leaves more than $ 100,000 in lifetime benefits on the table by fumbling his or her Social Security choices.

CHICAGO — New LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute (LIMRA SRI) research finds single retirees — particularly single women retirees — feel...

If you're among the 23 % of married retirees or the 43 % of single retirees who rely on Social Security for 90 % or more of their income, then you likely qualify for the Credit for the Elderly or the Disabled — a tax credit that can save you thousands of dollars every year.

Malcolm Hamilton, a retirement expert and partner at Mercer Human Resource Consulting, estimates that it costs a single retiree roughly 70 % of the cost of a retired couple to live an equivalent lifestyle.

For examples, single retirees or retirees without children may not have anyone in particular to give their home to upon their death.

A single retiree receiving $ 35,000 per year in income plus Social Security benefits is in the 25 % tax bracket.

«When I look around at the city I love, I see the fear on the face of every single retiree, afraid they may have to sell their home because of runaway property taxes,» he said.

It's true, $ 35,000 is a reasonable retirement budget for a single retiree.

However, research by the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) finds that, for a modest lifestyle, a single retiree needs about $ 467 per week ($ 24,270 per year).

To live comfortably, a single retiree needs about $ 840 per week ($ 43,695 per year), while a couple would need $ 1,155 per week (or $ 60,063 per year).

We've built over 15 weekend homes, private residences and vacation rentals at the lake, from a luxurious mansion to a renowned retreat center to a modest house for a single retiree.

Take a look at this state - by - state table showing estimates of how long $ 1 million will last a single retiree, based on current cost of living data.