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Thursday, February 8, 2018

This week’s retirement strategies and news


February 08    
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Since you were born before 1954, you are eligible at full retirement age to file what's called a restricted application for spousal benefits only.
 
  Retirement Q&A: Ex-spousal Social Security benefits could be higher, depending on age  
  Since you were born before 1954, you are eligible at full retirement age to file what’s called a restricted application for spousal benefits only.  
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  markets      
  Man holding a white piece of paper that says 401K in red letters   Ask a Fool: How much should my 401(k) cost in fees?
Many Americans (incorrectly) believe that 401(k) investing is free.                              
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  What Are The Rules? written on chalkboard.   61% of retirement savers are making this costly mistake
If you fail to take this step, you could be taxed a whopping $4,000!                              
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  A surprised senior man looking at cash in his wallet.   4 states with generous Social Security tax exemptions
The average Social Security beneficiary isn't likely to owe any extra tax in these forgiving states.                              
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  markets      
  Warren Buffett speaking with reporters.   Warren Buffett's playbook for a stock market correction
Worried about the stock market's volatile drop? The Oracle of Omaha's wisdom can guide you through it.                              
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  A passer-by peers in the window while investors congregate inside at the Fidelity Investments office on Congress Street as the ticker displays stock market numbers in Boston. A plunge in stock prices always stings, but this recent one dug deeper beca   More Americans hold stocks, for better and for worse
A plunge in stock prices always stings, but this recent one dug deeper because more Americans are participating in the market, particularly older ones.                              
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  Man with empty wallet   How to save for retirement when you live paycheck-to paycheck
Even with a low income, you can still scrape out a few extra dollars to save by following this method.                              
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  taxes      
    Should you have a disposable PIN code to protect your tax refund?
The official IRS estimate of the number of Americans whose personally identifiable information has been stolen is 100 million.                              
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  markets      
  A worried investor looking at a plunging stock chart on his computer screen.   Putting Dow Jones Industrial Average's 666-point plunge into perspective
The Dow's sixth-biggest point decline in history is actually quite pedestrian.                              
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  Stacy Canan, who leads the Office for Older Americans at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, says she will never call anyone to confirm that you've won the lottery or a sweepstakes. It's part of a scam.   Sweepstakes scam warning: Consumer watchdog isn't confirming that you won a prize
Con artists now are pretending that a consumer watchdog will verify that you won a lottery. And they're impersonating utilities, too.                              
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Revelers walk in the city center where thousands of revelers dressed in carnival costumes celebrate the start of the street carnival in Cologne, Germany.

Revelers walk in the city center where thousands of revelers dressed in carnival costumes celebrate the start of the street carnival in Cologne, Germany.
 
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Smart TV tracking features: how to turn them off if you want some privacy
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Your smart TV may be prey for hackers and collecting more info than you realize, 'Consumer Reports' warns
 
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