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If You’re Making New Year’s Resolutions, Consider These from Rajiv

Our Resolution: Make 2026 The Year You Create a Truly Complete Retirement Plan There’s something compelling about the idea of making New Year’s resolutions, isn’t there? With the turning of the calendar, a brand-new year begins, unmarred by past mistakes, filled with promise and opportunity. Many of us will pause sometime during the first days … Read more

Some Common Reasons Why You Might Not Be Enjoying Retirement

Our Resolution: Make 2026 the Year You Find Joy and Contentment in Retirement Here’s a scenario that may sound familiar. You’ve finally retired, maybe recently. At first, the freedom of your new “work-free” lifestyle felt exhilarating, as though you had been liberated. An exciting world of retirement living seemed to stretch out before you. But … Read more

Here’s the Scoop About Medicaid Work Requirements Under OBBBA 

Amid all the controversy last summer regarding the crafting and eventual passage of President Trump’s signature piece of legislation, dubbed “One Big Beautiful Bill,” perhaps the most contentious issue concerned proposed new work requirements for those receiving medical coverage through Medicaid. Now we’re getting a clearer picture of just what those requirements entail. While Medicaid … Read more

This Couple Had the Ideal Retirement Plan-Until Dementia Struck

Sometimes here on the Blog, an article truly stops us in our tracks. That was our reaction this week when we read this extremely poignant column in the Wall Steet Journal. It tells the tale of a couple, Glenn and Karen Ruffenach, who had all their retirement plans in place – until Karen’s Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis intervened.  Glenn Ruffenach is no stranger to … Read more

Claiming SS Benefits at Age 62 to Buy Stocks is a Risky Strategy 

These days, people are getting all kinds of advice from so-called influencers on various social media platforms. Investment advice offered by self-styled “experts” is one common example.  This week we read a Wall Street Journal column in which financial writer Jason Zweig takes a look at what the article calls “social media’s latest investing hot take”: claiming Social Security benefits at age 62 … Read more

Eight Reasons Why Retirees Say They’ve Gone Back to Work

Are retirees really “unretiring” and going back to work? Here at the Blog, we’ve read plenty of articles that suggest the answer is yes. Some have even referred to “the Great Unretirement,” asserting that many of those forced into retiring earlier than planned during the COVID pandemic have since dusted off their resumes and gone back to … Read more

Ask Yourself These 4 Questions to See if You Need a Financial Advisor

Do you need a financial advisor? If you’re a regular listener to AgingOptions or a reader of the Blog, we imagine you know how we would answer that question. But in spite of the advice from estate planning experts, reports such as this recent article from Investopedia suggest that only around 40 percent of Americans rely on the services of a financial advisor or financial planner. Even among those 65 and older, the usage rate barely hovers at around … Read more

Forgotten 401(k) Dollars Are Languishing in Low-Return Accounts

Remember that place you worked for three or four years back in your forties? Do you remember whether or not you ever got around to signing up for that company’s 401(k) plan with the company match? Come to think of it, after you left, you also never got around to moving whatever money had accumulated – and over time you simply forgot about it.  It may not surprise you … Read more

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