Are
you retirement ready? What you need to consider
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[December 01, 2011]
(ARA)
- The idea of retirement is both exciting and daunting. After
leaving the workforce, you'll have the opportunity to pursue dreams
that you have envisioned for your retirement. But you'll need to
have the financial wherewithal to fund those dreams and cover your
day-to-day living expenses.
It is clear
from everything we read in the news that many Americans likely
aren't saving enough. While many people might rely on Social
Security to help cover their costs during retirement, it may not be
enough and those who want to live a full life in their later years
should focus now on saving more.
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Some
tricks can be horrifying to your SSN record
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[December 01, 2011]
You’ll
probably be passing out treats to costumed hobgoblins and ghosts in
your neighborhood this Halloween night. But be cautious that you’re
not tricked by a different kind of trickster looking for a handout,
such as your personal information.
You should always safeguard
your personal information such as date of birth, mother’s maiden
name, and your Social Security number. Why? Because it’s that type
of information identity thieves are after. (Click
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Seasons
aren't the only things that change
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[December 01, 2011]
Many
people enjoy watching the changing seasons, and in many parts of the
country we find ourselves at that time of the year when the shifting
from one season to another seems most enjoyable. In many parts of
the country, the lush green foliage gradually fades to an autumn
rainbow of yellow-orange-red-brown. Cool air brings light jackets
out of closets. Pumpkins and decorative corn begin to appear on
porches and doorsteps. (Click
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New dates for
Medicare open enrollment this year
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[December 01, 2011]
WASHINGTON
(AP) --
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is
reminding seniors and their families that the open
enrollment period is moving up this year for Medicare
Advantage and prescription drug plans.
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Hunting
for a prescription drug plan is no game
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[December 01, 2011]
It’s
that time of year again.
“Open season” is right
around the corner for the Medicare Part D prescription drug plan.
Hunting down the best plan for you is no game. Newly eligible
Medicare beneficiaries, and current beneficiaries who are
considering changes to their Medicare Part D plan, should mark their
calendars for October 15. The “open season” will run from October 15
to December 7. (Click here for the
rest of the story)
The
twelve sites of Social Security 
Autumn
offers lessons for retirement 
