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The 7 Retirement Money Mistakes People Make After 60
Plain-English fixes for the decisions that quietly cost the most — written for Central Jersey readers, not for Wall Street.
What's inside
- 1Treating a portfolio balance like a finish line
- 2Double-counting dividends
- 3Claiming Social Security by default instead of by decision
- 4Ignoring which bucket the money sits in
- 5Underestimating the first five years
- 6Assuming Medicare covers long-term care
- 7Having a portfolio instead of a plan
No jargon, no product pitch, nothing political. It prints on a few pages if you'd rather read it on paper or pass it to someone.