Donna Fuscaldo
Retirement Writer at Kiplinger
Freelance journalist who writes for numerous online publications, covering everything from saving money to landing that dream job.
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6 days ago |
kiplinger.com | Donna Fuscaldo
Being single has its perks in retirement. Sure, you won’t get a portion of your spouse’s Social Security benefits, and you won’t have additional retirement savings to draw from, but there are several ways you benefit from retiring solo, something that isn’t that uncommon these days. After all, as of the 2023 U.S. Census, in America live alone. That amounts to about 16 million people, just over 10 million women and just under six million men. For many, it's a byproduct of widowhood or divorce.
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1 week ago |
kiplinger.com | Donna Fuscaldo
It's possible to retire at 60, even though the average age for retirement is 62. Many Americans want to retire early or at the latest, by 60. For some, they have no choice due to health issues, job loss, or a change in their family situation. For others, they are sick of working and are ready to start their next chapter. Either way, it's not uncommon to retire before Social Security and Medicare kick in.
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1 week ago |
inkl.com | Donna Fuscaldo
Retired couple on the beach . It's possible to retire at 60, even though the average age for retirement is 62. Many Americans want to retire early or at the latest, by 60. For some, they have no choice due to health issues, job loss, or a change in their family situation. For others, they are sick of working and are ready to start their next chapter. Either way, it's not uncommon to retire before Social Security and Medicare kick in.
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1 week ago |
kiplinger.com | Donna Fuscaldo
Actress Jane Alexander spends a lot of time on the stage or in front of the camera, but when she isn’t filming a movie like “Kramer Vs. Kramer” or “The Cider House Rules” or starring in a Broadway play like “The Great White Hope,” you can find her at SUNY Purchase — auditing classes, mentoring students or befriending the faculty.
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2 weeks ago |
theepochtimes.com | Donna Fuscaldo
Experts say it makes sense that Gen Xers and baby boomers would approach retirement saving differently. By Donna FuscaldoFrom Kiplinger’s Personal FinanceNobody wants to hear they’re becoming their parents, but as we age it’s often inevitable. It’s hard to escape it when their morals, values and idiosyncrasies have been etched into our brains.
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