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40-Yr Family Financial Expert, 28-Time Author w/ @nytimes #1 Best Seller, Pioneered the topic of #kidsandmoney, @Kiplinger contributor, #Grandmother of 2!
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Inflation Is the New Fixed Expense in Retirement: 5 Things That Actually Work to Address It (and What Doesn't)

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By Neale Godfrey
| Inkl
If you're retired — or thinking about it — this matters more than ever. Because inflation doesn't just raise your costs. It quietly reshapes your entire financial plan. The real problem isn't inflation: It's timing Inflation does its worst work over time. And most retirees have one thing in abundance: Time. A 3% annual inflation rate doesn't sound like much, until you realize it cuts your purchasing power nearly in half over 25 years.
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Inflation Is the New Fixed Expense in Retirement: 5 Things That Actually Work to Address It (and What Doesn't)

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By Neale Godfrey
| Kiplinger Verified
Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Subscribe to our newsletter (Image credit: Getty Images) Inflation used to be a headline. Now it's a line item. It shows up in your grocery cart, your insurance bill, your property taxes and — most expensively — in your healthcare. And while headlines sometimes suggest "cooling" inflation (though not right now), don't be fooled: Prices don't go backward. They simply keep rising.
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Solo aging in place can be bad for your health

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By Neale Godfrey
| The Beacon Newspapers Verified
Photo by Vitaly Gariev | Unsplash For most of human history, people did not age alone. They lived in villages, extended families and small communities because sharing resources was not just a nice idea — it was survival. Somewhere between suburban sprawl and high-rise living, we replaced that model with something far more expensive and far more isolating: aging by yourself, in a house you can no longer maintain or in a facility you can barely afford.
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