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I'd Think Twice About Claiming Social Security Early if You're Still Working - Here's Why

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By Linsey Knerl
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It's common for seniors to continue working, at least part-time, while at an eligible age for Social Security benefits. And if you're thinking this is a great way to double-dip by getting paid to work and retire, you're right that it can work for some. However, there's one big consideration that might not be obvious, and that can prevent you from getting all you're owed right now. If you want to keep more of your paycheck and meet your retirement goals, learn about this potential mistake.
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I'd Think Twice About Claiming Social Security Early if You're Still Working - Here's Why

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By Linsey Knerl
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It's common for seniors to continue working, at least part-time, while at an eligible age for Social Security benefits. And if you're thinking this is a great way to double-dip by getting paid to work and retire, you're right that it can work for some. However, there's one big consideration that might not be obvious, and that can prevent you from getting all you're owed right now. If you want to keep more of your paycheck and meet your retirement goals, learn about this potential mistake.
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Animal Evacuation Planning for Disasters

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By Linsey Knerl
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Start making animal evacuation plans now. Farm disaster preparedness is complicated, so plan for how to evacuate farm animals and manage them during a disaster. The summer of 2011 threw my small backyard Nebraska farm for a loop: The swelling Missouri River was spilling over its banks, putting my 50 laying hens, two Dexter cattle, one pregnant milk goat, and five children in danger of having to move out quickly. The news that “it could get bad” was not comforting.
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