When you’re in your 50’s, start paying down your non-deductible debt such as credit cards and auto loans. try to be debt free, perhaps with your mortgage being the only exception, by the time you retire. if you can pay off your mortgage too, more power to you. this can free up a lot of cash flow and keep your expenses low in retirement.
National Retirement Planning Month Tip #84: Debt-Free Retirement Living

With the debt deal behind us, it’s time to pick up the pieces and ask the question: “What happened?”  As it turns out, very little was accomplished, at least as it pertains to the specifics of future changes.  While most of the hard work has been delayed a short while, certain decisions were made. one clear line in the sand was the carving out of Social Security from any automatic reduction in spending. (The same cannot be said for Medicare).  Still, as I discuss in Should your Retirement planning Change …

As a result of the recent debt deal, everything – even Social Security – will be on the table as a possible way to close the enormous budget gap.
What changes Do You Think are going to be Made to Social Security? originally appeared on About.com Retirement Planning on Thursday, August 25th, 2011 at 13:00:23.
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Retirement Planning Tip #77

Many of your Congressional representatives have been forced to show their true color as a result of the bickering and bartering over the new debt deal.? with that in mind, which political party do you think is doing the right thing for current retirees?? (I’ll ask a very similar question about future retirees in a future poll.)
Which Political Party Has it right for Current Retirees? originally appeared on About.com Retirement Planning on Thursday, August 4th, 2011 at 13:00:59.
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Retirement Planning Tip #77