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Richard Eisenberg

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Covers:  Personal finances, work, aging
former Managing Editor at Next Avenue, now unretired

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Richard Eisenberg is an “unretired” writer, editor, podcaster and author. He writes “The View From Unretirement” for MarketWatch, biweekly articles about Medicare on Fortune.com and pieces for Next Avenue and AARP about money and work for people over 50. He co-hosts the Friends Talk Money podcast and runs the NYU Summer Publishing Institute Digital Media Strategies program. He was formerly Managing Editor of PBS’ Next Avenue site, Executive Editor of Money and Special Projects Director of Good…

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Summer travel season is here: Make this vital purchase before your next vacation

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By Richard Eisenberg Verified
| Morningstar
By Richard Eisenberg 8 things I learned about travel expenses after a family tragedy Lots of things can go wrong when you're traveling. Midway through an eight-day vacation to Venice and the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy in May, I received a text from the wife of my 72-year-old sister, Robin, telling me to call. Before we'd left on our trip, I had visited Robin in a Philadelphia hospital, where she was dealing with complications from blood cancer, and she seemed to be improving.
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Take These Steps to Tame Your Taxes in Retirement

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By Richard Eisenberg Verified
| The Epoch Times
Rising tax concerns are prompting more retirees to rethink their financial plans. You can minimize the bigger bite of income that higher taxes in retirement could take. By Richard Eisenberg From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance A growing number of Americans are worried that higher taxes in the future will erode their retirement income. Yet few people who express this concern are adjusting their financial plans to help meet the challenge.
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Take These Steps to Tame Your Taxes In Retirement

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By Richard Eisenberg Verified
| Inkl
Checkmarks in three gold boxes. A growing number of Americans are worried that higher taxes in the future will erode their income in retirement. Yet few people who express this concern are adjusting their financial plans to help meet the challenge. That’s the conclusion of two recent surveys by financial services companies. According to an Allianz Life study earlier this year, 70% of Americans are now concerned about the impact of taxes on their income once they stop working, up from 66% in 2025.
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