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Retiring before 65? Make sure to know your health care options

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By Gail MarksJarvis
| El Paso Inc. Verified
Leaving work four years before starting Medicare can drain $100,000 or more from retirement savings. It pays to consider all the possibilities. Retiring before 65, whether by design or dictated by circumstance, is a reality for many Americans. And health insurance for these early retirees is often more costly than they think—and a reality check. For a couple, premiums for coverage can run from $1,700 to $2,200 a month depending on where they live, their age and the source of the insurance.
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Inflation Greets Retirees Emerging From the Pandemic. Here's How to Prepare.

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By Gail MarksJarvis
| Barron's Verified
As the pandemic fades and the country reopens, retirees are emerging to the unsettling whiff of inflation. Gas prices are up more than 50% year over year. Grocery prices have climbed 2.2% overall. Airfares are up nearly 25%. “People are out at landscaping firms and the prices are a shock,” said Freddy Garcia, a financial planner in Naperville, Ill.
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A Young Worker's Guide to Saving for Emergencies and Investing for Retirement

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By Gail MarksJarvis
| Barron's Verified
When Emily Bailey finished her degree in management from Indiana University Bloomington six years ago, she was among the group of graduates called the “Lost Generation” as they tried to get a career foothold in an economy still scarred by the 2008-09 financial crisis and recession. Like many, she had thousands of dollars in student loans, no job in her field, and settled on a position as a wedding planner to pay the bills.
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