These 3 Medicare Moves Could Set You Up for Serious Savings in Retirement
Once you retire, you may find that some of your expenses decrease. Your home might cost less to live in if you manage to pay off your mortgage ahead of retirement. And if you're no longer commuting to work every day, you might spend less money on gasoline and tolls. You may even be able to unload a car altogether and get by using public transportation and your own two feet.
But if there's one big expense that tends to rise during retirement, it's healthcare. And unfortunately, this holds true even if you kick off your senior years in great physical shape.
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