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To Rent or Not to Rent: A Guide for Retirees

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By Samanda Dorger, Nick Defenthaler, Robert Powell Verified
| The Street Verified
“Why would you ever rent? It’s a waste of money! You don’t build equity by renting. Home ownership is just what successful people do.” Sound familiar? I’ve heard various versions of these statements over the years, and every time I do, the frustration of these words makes my face turn red. I guess I don’t have a very good poker face! As a society, we have conditioned ourselves over decades to believe that homeownership is always the best route and that renting is only for young folks.
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Phased Retirement: Minimize Stress, Retire Happier

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By Samanda Dorger, Nick Defenthaler, Robert Powell Verified
| The Street Verified
Saving 1% more towards retirement for the final 10 years of your career has the same impact as working one month longer. Yes, you heard that correctly.
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America's Cleanest and Dirtiest Cities, Ranked

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By Samanda Dorger, Robert Powell Verified
| The Street Verified
All cities have to manage cleanliness, whether it’s monitoring air and water quality or handling trash pickup, litter, vandalism and vermin infestations. But what makes a city truly “clean?” There’s no single answer. A combination of those elements, ranging from population density to the air we breathe, determines whether a city is hospitably tidy or or hazardous to your health.
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