Retirement
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More Baby Boomers choosing not to migrate
Interview with
Dec 16, 2011
Many are now realizing they'll have to work through their retirement years, which means staying in the areas where they have their career networks, instead of moving to warm states like Arizona.
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Getting Personal: Power of attorney, hemorrhaging 401(k)s
Dec 16, 2011
Tess Vigeland and Marketplace's economics editor Chris Farrell answer listeners' personal finance questions.
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Work ‘til you drop?
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Dec 8, 2011
The catchphrase of the hour seems to be "Work 'til you drop." You know the refrain: Work is a social place. It provides a paycheck. An older worker with a job can delay drawing down savings and filing for Social Security. Yet working longer isn't for everyone -- far from it.
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Age in place
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Dec 6, 2011
Working during the traditional retirement years means it makes sense to stay put and not pick up stakes when older.
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Living in the fertile void
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Dec 2, 2011
The movement toward second and third careers
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Getting Personal: Money and your parents
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Nov 24, 2011
Tess Vigeland and Marketplace's economics editor Chris Farrell answer listeners' personal finance questions.
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Waiting on Social Security
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Nov 23, 2011
My husband switched 7 years ago to a job for which he does not contribute to Social Security. ... Does the age at which he retires affect the amount of Social Security he will receive? He no longer contributes to it and cannot build it up any longer. Thank you! DeDe, Cincinnati, OH
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Working toward financial flexibility
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Nov 22, 2011
I max out contributions to my workplace 401K and a traditional IRA (I no longer qualify for a Roth). Should I be doing more to save for retirement? Are there other retirement vehicles available to me or should I continue investing in non-retirement accounts (e.g., direct purchase of mutual funds and/or stocks through my brokerage account)? Sandra, Silver Spring, MD
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Getting Personal: Social Security checks, choosing how to save
Interview with
Nov 18, 2011
Marketplace Money host Tess Vigeland and David Lazarus, consumer columnist for The Los Angeles Times answer listener questions.
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So much for the golden years
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Nov 17, 2011
Most Americans believe their retirement won’t come early or be particularly comfortable.







