After 50 Finances | A comfortable retirement even if you haven't saved

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How to Enjoy Retirement without Jeopardizing Your Savings

A frugal retirement does not have to be a boring retirement. Try some of these inexpensive activities to have more fun without spending more!

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Is Downsizing In Retirement Right for You?

Should downsizing be part of your plan for retirement? It’s an important decision that you want to get right. We talk with an expert about the things you should consider to make the best decision for your situation.

9 Ways to Save on Long Term Care Insurance

Don’t let the high costs of long term care insurance keep you from needed coverage. Here are nine ways to save.

How Credit Card Needs Change after Age 50

Credit card needs often change after age 50, especially as you near retirement. So what changes should you make to the way you manage your credit cards during this stage of life? We consult an expert to find out.

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Preparations for If (When?) You Need a Financial Caretaker

We all like to think that we’ll always be able to take care of our own finances as we age, but unfortunately for many of us, this will not be the case. These 5 questions can help you put a plan in place in the event you do end up requiring someone to take over your finances.

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In Home Help for Elderly Mom

Does an elderly loved one need care and help around the house that you can’t provide? Use these tips to find in reliable, safe and affordable in home help for them.

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