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The article offers suggestion for retirement planning, and generating the retirement income. Topics discussed include views of John Bohnsack, a certified financial planner in College Station, Texas on the issue; getting a part-time job in retirement that can bring some income; claiming for Social Security and starting to take pensions; and address the big uncertainties of health care and long-term care.

The article focuses on several cities and towns in the U.S. that are ideal for the retiring community. Some of the cities mentioned are St. Augustine in Florida, Savannah in Georgia, Hanover in New Hampshire and Richmond in Virginia. Some of the concerns for retirees include health care, recreation, entertainment, art and culture.

The article offers information on several smart ways to give money to the family by the parent in the U.S. Topics discussed include information on the parent spending for their children related to the college education, housing and the student loans; discussions on the impacts of the giving or lending money on the lifestyle and retirement plans; and the information on the rewarding parent for lending or giving money to family members.

The article offers tips on how to plan for an early retirement. These include asking one's financial planner to run the numbers to see where one stand, looking at how expenses are going to change after retirement and whether it needs to be cut using online budget tools such as PersonalCapital and Mint.com, and considering finding a part-time job to bring in some money. It also suggests avoiding retirement-plan penalties, and applying for Social Security retirement benefits.

The article discusess the wealth management stories of Christina Stembel, Jason Rector, and Jennifer Myers. It informs that Stembel looked for ways to reduce the costs of floral arrangements of her Farmgirl Flowers business; a house brought by Rector by saving money; and financial-planning business launched by Myers.

The article offers suggestions on being prepared for personal finance in case of job loss or unforeseen expense. Topics discussed include need for creating budget and simple budget breakdown; views of Ken Mahoney, chief executive officer of Mahoney Asset Management, on removing memberships and subscriptions; and setting emergency fund for unforeseen expenses.

The article offers information on the steps, tips, and approaches which can be followed by the individuals for their retirement planning. The topics addressed include details on the steps which comprising need to accelerate savings, by opening a health savings account, and by applying and taking the long-term-care insurance.

The article offers tips to save on taxes, avoid probate and keep harmony while estate planning in the U.S. It is said that estate planning forces one to decide who gets his/her assets, whether all heirs should be treated equally and who will play the key roles. Gary Botwinick, an estate planning lawyer in Denville, New Jersey, says that emotions come out more in estate planning than anywhere else.

The article reports that the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement is catching on with a new generation that is redefining what it means to be retired. Topics include reference to the book "Your Money or Your Life," by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez and the steps recommended by the proponents to get on the road to Financial Independence including calculating the net worth (total assets minus liabilities), slashing expenses and paying off high-cost debt, such as credit cards.

The article suggests places to live after retirement including Mesa, Arizona, Richland, Washington, and Portland, Maine. It includes information on health care facilities rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in Mesa, Richland, and Portland. It also includes information on the house prices, population, and hospitals in Mesa, Richland, and Portland.

The article discusses about middle Class in United States. Topics of discussion includes nearly two third of the nation's population fall in middle class family, presents the chart of various cities showing range of middle class household income for a family of four, Median home price and cost of living index and discusses some families and who make up their living with some compromises.

The article offers suggestions on how people can help their aging parents with their finances. Topics discussed include the need to start the conversation with the parents regarding financial planning, with topics such as estate-planning and powers of attorney; the need to review the bank and credit card statements of the parents; and the need to assess their assets and income. Also mentioned is the need to take help from financial advisors if needed.

The article focuses on maximizing retirement benifits by proper planning. Topics discussed include investing into 401(k) plan and diversified portfolio; impact of taxes, unpredictable investment returns, and rising health care costs on the same; and managing the spending for retirement and use the inflation rate for adjusting withdrawals in subsequent years.

The article focuses on retirement planning. Topics discussed include increasing Social Security benefits and further maintaining quality of lifestyle; role of the financial planners in increasing retirement benifits; and savings plans offered by the individual retirement accounts (IRA) and 401(k) plans.

The article discusses how to figure out whether individuals in the U.S. have enough assets and income to cover retirement that can easily stretch to 30 years. The need for employees to remember that they will no longer be contributing to retirement savings when estimating yearly expenses in retirement is tackled. Also explored are the experiences of couple Mary Ingram and Steve Ingram working with a financial planner to make sure they will have tax-diversified income retirement. INSETS: You Lose Your Job;You Get Divorced;You Become a Caregiver.

The article focuses on the purchase of retirement plans for the future in the U.S. Topics discussed include an overview of the retirement planning in the country, the significant role of the continuing care retirement community (CCRC), the programs and other perks offered by CCRC, and the significance of CCRC to retirement plans.

The article focuses on the management of family finances, specifically that of the aging parents. Topics discussed include an overview of family finances, their strategic management by children, the necessary and right documents to deal with, the use of electronic payments for ease, and having a normal financial activity at ease.

The article focuses on enhancing share of money for the retirement savings in the U.S. It mentions need for protecting against inflation, investing in stocks and delaying social security benefits. It also mentions need for buying annuity, need to minimize taxes, managing pensions and planning for health care costs.

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The article focuses on a report of the industry research group Limra Secure Retirement Institute which states that annuity sales in 2018 were projected to top 230 billion U.S. dollars. It mentions that insurance products seems more attractive to investors due to rising interest rates that are increasing payouts. Gerri Walsh, senior vice president of investor education at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, talks about a free-dinner seminar that prospect for clients.