November 23, 2020
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Coping With COVID-19: It Takes More Than Medicine: The holidays, for all their glitter and manufactured cheer, are also notorious for stoking feelings of loneliness and depression. This year will be a bigger test than usual. With coronavirus cases on the rise again across the country, caution will dictate more social distancing and isolation, particularly among older Americans. Next Avenue, Nov. 17.
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Steps to Take Now to Retire in 2021: Although sailing off into the sunset and leaving the rat race behind may sound like a dream come true, you’ll still need to plan your finances to successfully navigate your way through. GoBankingRates.com, Nov. 16.
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New 401(k) Contribution Limits for 2021: Retirement savers won't be eligible to put more money in a 401(k) plan next year. The 401(k) contribution limits will remain the same in 2021, but some of the income limits for 401(k) plans will increase. U.S. News & World Report, Nov. 16.
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How to Retire in Ecuador: Ecuador has long been lauded as one of the most affordable places to retire in the Americas. However, retired life in this country can be challenging. Here's what you need to know about launching a new life overseas in Ecuador. U.S. News & World Report, Nov. 20.
When Only One Spouse Retires: Retirement in any form can upend a couple’s relationship, but when both spouses used to work full-time and only one retires, that reconfiguration raises its own challenges and benefits. Kiplinger, Nov. 20.
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3 Social Security Numbers You Need to Know for 2021: For current retirees and those planning to retire soon, it's important to pay careful attention to any changes to Social Security benefits. In 2021, several key numbers are changing in a way that could affect your income. The Motley Fool, Nov. 20.
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How to Choose Your Health Insurance for 2021: If you work for an employer that offers health insurance, you're likely in the thick of choosing your coverage for 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic adds some wrinkles to an already tricky decision. Next Avenue, Nov. 19.
Getting to the Medicare Finish Line: An unexpected retirement brings plenty of financial headaches, and one of the biggest is finding affordable health insurance until you turn 65 and can qualify for Medicare. Kiplinger, Nov. 20.
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How to Track Down Old Friends Online: Thanks to the internet, tracking down long-lost friends is relatively easy to do, and, in most cases, it won’t cost you a cent. Here are some tips and online tools to help you get started. Richmond Times Dispatch, Nov. 15.
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