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Working in retirement

Now that the average 65-year-old can expect to live well into his or her 80s, the traditional retirement years have become the springboard for new journeys.
Keep in mind:
  • Understand potential "startup costs"
  • Consider capital costs — It may be harder to get a business loan after you retire
  • Relocate with an eye toward your work life
  • Rethink when you take Social Security
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These planning moves can help you live within your means and make adjustments in response to changes in income and expenses.
Could your passion pay in retirement? Ask yourself these questions.
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