In Your 60s? 3 Stocks You Might Want to Buy

For many Americans, reaching their 60s is often the point where they transition out of the labor force and into retirement. It means putting that alarm clock to bed for good and putting your feet up on lawn chairs instead.

However, one thing seniors should never consider retiring from investing. The average 65-year-old, according to the Social Security Administration, is set to live nearly two more decades, which is a result of improved health education, better access to medical care, and improved medicines. In fact, the average life expectancy since 1960 has increased by a shade over nine years. That means now more than ever seniors need to ensure that they won't outlive their money -- and the easiest way to do that is to remain an active participant in what's arguably the best long-term wealth creator, the stock market.

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Source: Fool.com