HeyJaredChris Kissell
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Dave Ramsey Recommends These 8 Steps to Catch Up on Retirement in Your 40s - AOL (opens the original)
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Workers who enter their 40s know they cannot put off planning for retirement any longer. The destination that once seemed so far in the distance is now creeping closer with each passing year. Unfortunately, many of us enter our 40s with a minuscule amount of retirement savings. But don't give up hope. Financial guru Dave Ramsey recommends the following eight steps to catch up on retirement savings in your 40s and beyond. $1,000,000 saved? Get matched with a financial advisor to learn ways to gen
Social Security's Last Big Fix Fell Apart 26 Years Early - Here's the One Thing the Next Fix Has to Get Right - AOL (opens the original)
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The nation's Social Security program is in deep financial trouble. Unless Congress fixes things, the program's Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) trust fund is projected to run out of money by the end of 2032, according to the latest Social Security Administration (SSA) trustees' annual report. If that happens, payroll tax revenue would only fund about 78% of scheduled benefits to retirees, putting the financial fitness of millions of seniors in jeopardy. Fortunately, a few voices in Congres
Hit With a Medicare IRMAA Surcharge? How Retirees Can Appeal It and Win - AOL (opens the original)
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Many new retirees are surprised to learn that they must pay monthly premiums when they sign up for Medicare. But others are in for an even greater shock. Some seniors who have relatively high incomes in retirement may be forced to pay higher-than-average Medicare premiums through what is known as an IRMAA surcharge. Here's how this works, and how to eliminate some money stress by fighting back against an IRMAA surcharge so you keep your premiums as low as possible. Find Out: 13 moves seniors cou
Dave Ramsey Says These 2 Changes Could Save the Housing Market - AOL (opens the original)
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These days, it appears that almost nobody is happy with the state of the housing market. Buyers continue to wait for homes to become more affordable, but prices have only corrected modestly. Meanwhile, sellers are now finding it more difficult to unload their homes than was true just a few years ago. Money guru Dave Ramsey believes a recently passed federal law should have saved the housing market, but is unlikely to do so. Find out why he is disappointed and learn about the smart homeowner move
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