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  • 16 hours ago | kiplinger.com | Donna LeValley

    President Donald Trump celebrated his 79th birthday this June; that means he has been eligible to claim reduced Social Security benefits since 2008, when he turned 62. As he was born in 1946, his full retirement age (FRA) was 66, a milestone he hit in 2012. And the same year Trump launched his first bid for the presidency in 2016, he turned 70. At that age, he would have been eligible to claim his maximum benefit by earning delayed retirement credits.

  • 17 hours ago | inkl.com | Donna LeValley

    UNITED STATES - JUNE 9: President Donald Trump arrives to South Lawn of the White House from Camp David on Monday, June 9, 2025. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images). President Donald Trump celebrated his 79th birthday this June; that means he has been eligible to claim reduced Social Security benefits since 2008, when he turned 62. As he was born in 1946, his full retirement age (FRA) was 66, a milestone he hit in 2012.

  • 1 week ago | kiplinger.com | Donna LeValley

    It's helpful to know the average retirement savings of your peers because, let's face it, your friends won't volunteer their numbers. As you near the end of your career, you'll want to be in at least as strong a financial situation as others your age so you can afford to vacation together or even move to the same retirement community. Most of all, it's a crucial step to ensure you're saving enough for the kind of retirement you want.

  • 1 week ago | inkl.com | Donna LeValley

    Happy senior woman greeting with her supporters while running a marathon on the road. It's helpful to know the average retirement savings of your peers because, let's face it, your friends won't volunteer their numbers. As you near the end of your career, you'll want to be in at least as strong a financial situation as others your age so you can afford to vacation together or even move to the same retirement community.

  • 2 weeks ago | kiplinger.com | Donna LeValley

    Health Savings accounts (HSAs) are going to be more accessible and useful to those age 55 and over if proposed changes included in the One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act survive the reconciliation process and are signed into law. HSAs can help you build a nest egg to pay for medical expenses in retirement, including Medicare premiums and co-payments.

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