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Rethinking retirement at 67: why Social Security alone may not cover your lifestyle

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Rethinking retirement at 67: why Social Security alone may not cover your lifestyle
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A Yahoo Life video argues that simply retiring at 67 and relying on Social Security may fall short of the lifestyle you expect. It highlights how healthcare costs, taxes, inflation, and housing can erode benefits and suggests delaying benefits and planning for longevity to close the gap.

Topics:business#healthcare-costs#inflation#lifestyle#planning-for-longevity#retirement#social-security
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