In a recent study, 44% of retirees reported that healthcare costs in retirement were higher than they had anticipated – and the financial security expert cited in today’s article cautions that “Higher-than-expected medical and nursing home costs are only two of several ways people underestimate their retirement costs.” What are the three critical ways she sees people underestimate their costs of living in retirement – and what steps can people take to make up for a retirement savings shortfall? CLICK HERE.
The Critical Ways People Underestimate Retirement Costs – And How To Make Up For A Savings Shortfall
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