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From MarketWatch:
Planning for retirement? You should also plan for inflation: The cost of living is rising, and it’s all the more reason you should factor inflation into retirement plans. Here’s what to know.
Love and money: How your relationship with your spouse and your finances are connected: Money can be a major source of tension in any relationship, but it doesn’t have to be that way.
Is a bucket strategy superior to the 4% rule?: There are many ways to draw down retirement savings, but which is best?
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More in retirement news:
How the pandemic forged new FIRE followers, with a difference (The New York Times)
3 intriguing words on retirement from Stephen Breyer (The Washington Post)
Federal workers to gain access to ESG in retirement portfolios (Roll Call)
Taxes in retirement and Roth IRA conversions: What to know (Barron’s)
AIG to sell life and retirement unit stake to Blackstone, another with IPO (Reuters)
The most important retirement planning question you need to answer (Forbes)
Research and Insight:
Research shows people spending less in retirement than needed — here’s why (Yahoo! Finance)
Further proof that auto-enrollment is key to saving earlier for retirement (401(k) Specialist Magazine)
Retirement, once on track, now derailed for many (Credit Union Times)
Americans’ retirement-saving habits diverge along racial lines (Pensions & Investments)
Retirees’ home equity: Useful but unused (Center for Retirement Research at Boston College)
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