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13 Small Towns Where You Can Still Retire on a Modest Budget - AOL (opens the original)
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Retiring somewhere affordable can require looking beyond the places that usually dominate “best places to retire” lists. Beach towns and popular Sun Belt destinations may sound appealing, but smaller communities can offer something increasingly difficult to find: housing costs that don’t consume most of a fixed retirement income. Of course, cheap housing isn’t enough to make a town a good place to spend your retirement. Access to healthcare, shopping, recreation, transportation, and nearby citie
14 Foods That Made a 1970s Dinner Party Complete - AOL (opens the original)
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A dinner party in the 1970s wasn’t complete without at least a little bit of culinary theater. This was the decade of bubbling fondue pots, carefully arranged shrimp cocktails, gelatin molds that somehow counted as salad, and desserts designed to earn a reaction when they reached the table. Convenience was part of the appeal, too. Hosts weren’t afraid to combine canned pineapple, packaged pudding mix, cream cheese, or frozen ingredients with dishes that sounded sophisticated and vaguely European
12 Purchases That Make Less Sense Once You Retire - AOL (opens the original)
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Retirement changes more than where you spend your weekdays. It can also completely change which purchases are actually worth your money. Expenses that made perfect sense while you were working — a second car for commuting, a closet full of office clothes, or paying someone else to handle household chores — may become harder to justify once your schedule looks different. At the same time, other categories, including healthcare, travel, and hobbies, may start taking a bigger share of your budget.
14 Things You Could Do at an ’80s Mall That Barely Exist Today - AOL (opens the original)
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Going to the mall in the 1980s wasn’t necessarily about buying anything. You could show up with a few dollars in your pocket and somehow spend an entire afternoon wandering around, meeting friends, playing arcade games, flipping through records, grabbing something at the food court, or simply sitting by a fountain watching people go by. Malls weren’t just collections of stores, either. They doubled as teenage hangouts, entertainment centers, restaurants, movie theaters, and sometimes even concer
15 Money Habits That Can Drain Your Retirement Savings - AOL (opens the original)
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Money habits that drain retirement savings rarely involve one spectacularly bad financial decision. More often, it’s the smaller habits repeated year after year — spending a little too freely, carrying expensive debt, overlooking taxes, or assuming certain costs will somehow take care of themselves. That’s particularly important when retirement could last 20 years or longer. Healthcare alone can take a sizable bite out of savings: Fidelity estimates that a 65-year-old retiring in 2026 may need a
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