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Do empty nesters need life insurance? The answer is probably YES! Find out why, plus what products suit them best:

Life insurance for empty nesters - Bankers Life Blog Should parents of adult children keep their life insurance coverage? Here’s what empty nesters need to know.

No matter where you are in your retirement planning journey, hearing about how others achieved their financial goals can inspire. Check out this article to meet three very different adults in various life stages that have all created retirement savings plans that fit their goals:
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Retiree tips for making money goals happen These stories can inspire your retirement planning. Here’s how to start.

Don't leave money behind; find out how to keep track of all your 401(k)s.

Here’s What to Do with the Money Left Behind in Old 401(k) Accounts | Kiplinger First off, don’t lose track of it! You’d be surprised how many people forget about their old 401(k)s.

At Bankers Life, we see our job as helping people start something great! If you love helping people, you’ll fit in here—no matter what your other skills are. As long as you bring the passion, we’ll teach you everything you need to know to be successful. Message me to learn more about what it’s like to work here, or click here to apply: https://careers.bankerslife.com/careershome/Registration?folderId=2088&source=Hearsay&tags=social+mediahere

Have you been fooled by any of these 6 myths about Social Security? We break down the facts at the Bankers Life blog:

6 Myths About Social Security - Bankers Life Blog Social Security was set up to help provide some financial security to America’s aging population as workers retire. But there are lots of misconceptions There’s a lot of information out there about Social Security income, but can you pick out the fact from the fiction?

Anyone can benefit from learning how to move past these missteps.

3 Common Financial Planning Errors Millennials Make — And How To Solve Them Here are some common ways we see folks get in their own way on the road to financial success — and what you can do to avoid the same mistakes or solve these problems in your own life.

From exercises for your body to exercises for your mind, check out these great ways to stay active as you get older!

Healthy Habits for Seniors - Bankers Life Blog Once retired, we can find the time to do the fun activities we have been planning for years. It’s our chance to enjoy the little things and take time for There are ways to keep your mind sharp and your body active as you get older. And the best part? Both kinds of exercises build on each other.

Learn more about how to increase your savings using a Roth 401(k).

How Can I Start or Set up a Roth 401(k)? You can open a Roth 401(k) if your employer offers one as part of its retirement-plan choices. You can also have both a Roth and a traditional 401(k).

Does Medicare Cover Skilled Nursing Care Does Medicare cover skilled nursing? It does — but it only goes so far. Here's what to know as you plot your potential care needs.

Creating a budget is a crucial step in retirement planning. It seems simple enough, but there’s a lot to consider. Here’s what you need to know:

Building a Retirement Budget to Last - Bankers Life Blog You’ve spent years saving for your retirement. Now create a retirement budget. This step can help you enjoy retirement, instead of worryingabout money.

Younger generations are facing additional financial challenges compared to older generations.

Finances of Gen Xers, Millennials Hit Hardest by Pandemic: Study | ThinkAdvisor Younger generations reported more negative financial fallout than older ones in a Society of Actuaries survey.

There are many benefits to seniors owning pets, but it eventually becomes challenging for some elders to care for their furry friends. That’s why it’s important to have a plan for your pet’s future. Check out this blog post for advice to consider:

Who Will Care For Your Pet When You Can’t? - Bankers Life Blog If you weren’t able to care for your pet, do you know what you’ll do? Your pets are like family—so keep them in mind when making plans for your future!

Looking to change jobs or step back from working? Here are some tips to prepare financially for the change.

8 Financial Strategies If You Want to Quit Your Job This Year Is this the year you take time off for a career transformation, to further your education, or to offer care for a loved one during a time of need? No

We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating with loved ones—or simply enjoying some R&R!

Lifestyle choices and the current economy are just two of the factors contributing to the economic environment many are describing as paycheck to paycheck.

60% of millennials earning over $100,000 say they're living paycheck to paycheck Millennials known as HENRYs — high earner, not rich yet — prefer a comfy lifestyle, but a new survey found that means things can get tight.

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What Are the Different Annuity Payout Options To make the best decisions in your financial and retirement planning, it's important to understand common annuity payout options and how they work.

As you approach retirement age, you have a lot of choices ahead of you. Some of the most important decisions you'll make during this time relate to health care. If you’re trying to navigate the differences between Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement insurance, then this article is here to help: https://www.centerforasecureretirement.com/Posts/What-Is-the-Difference-Between-Medicare-Advantage-and-Medicare-Supplement-Insurance

What Is the Difference Between Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement Insurance? What is the difference between Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement insurance? Learn the pros and cons of each to decide what's best for your needs.

A Stanford study found that working 3 extra months generates the same retirement income increase as 30 years of saving an extra one percent. Find out how at the Bankers Life blog.

Benefits of Working Longer - Bankers Life Blog Are you excited about retirement? Or maybe dreading it? Everyone has different approaches, and we’ve seen an increase in people choosing to work longer, Could working longer be good for you? We explore the health benefits—and the financial fortunes—working more years could bring.

To roll over or not roll over, that is the question.

Should I roll over my 401(k) when I move to a new job — and if so, how? What to know about rolling over your retirement accounts There are plenty of questions to ask before rolling over your old 401(k)

Over 50% of adult children are living with their parents—the largest number since the Great Depression. Find out why—and what to do about it—at the Bankers Life blog.

The Sandwich Generation: Supporting Aging Parents and Older Children - Bankers Life Blog There is a name for the people caught between two large generations of people: The Sandwich Generation. It’s generally the caregivers getting squeezed. With aging parents needing more care and kids staying home through college, pressures are mounting for 40-60-year-olds caring for both.

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Whether you're just starting to save or looking for new savings strategies, these helpful tips suggest where to start.

How to Save $1 Million These tips can help you become a millionaire by age 65.

Planning for expenses during retirement requires careful consideration of the many financial products available on the market—including annuities. Check out this article to see if an annuity may be a good fit for your retirement plan: https://www.centerforasecureretirement.com/Posts/What-Is-an-Annuity-and-How-Does-It-Work

What Is an Annuity and How Does It Work? What is an annuity? This financial tool can help you cover expenses and achieve your goals in retirement. Learn more about how an annuity can work for you.