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Top 3 things “to fear” as a retiree and how to avoid them

Starting to collect Social Security is a major life change and there are things to be afraid of during retirement

by TD Editorial
20/08/2022 06:44
in Money
Retired couple talking about their fears

Retired couple talking about their fears - Canva

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Americans to receive a new $60 per month increase in Social Security benefits

Millions of U.S. citizens will receive a new Social Security payment, including inflation increase

If you were born these days you will get a new Social Security $4,555 check in October

Retirement is a very important time for anyone living in the United States. A working American gets a good Social Security retirement to spend his or her retirement years in the best possible way. Despite that, there may be some things to fear, as there are elements beyond our control. We can decide when we want to apply for Social Security or how many years we want to work earlier, but not the taxes we have to pay, for example.

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In this sense, there are also several other elements to consider. These three elements to fear are important so that we do not have any unpleasant surprises beyond our day-to-day problems. If we are mentally prepared for what lies ahead, Social Security will be better and more comfortable for us as retirees.

Things to fear as a retiree

There are three things we can fear as retirees, as they pose a great threat to all people applying for Social Security. These three threats to retirees are timeless, as every year we can encounter them in our lives.

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  • Inflation: This is one of the big problems, though not just for retirees. Inflation is a global problem, but it can affect retirees much more because their Social Security payments are static month to month. Even though there is the COLA, it may not be enough to deal with the overall price increase.
  • Taxes: Taxes related to Social Security are not always direct. In some states you have to pay state taxes, but in others it is not mandatory. The biggest problem is that if Social Security benefits increase with the COLA, taxes also increase. In fact, some retirees who did not pay taxes before are now paying taxes because of inflation.
  • Medical expenses: It doesn’t matter if you have access to Medicare or some other medical service. Medical expenses are always huge for all retirees. Social Security may not be enough, so many retirees fear needing something medical related.

Good planning is crucial for a good retirement. In this sense, if we save enough money, the three elements mentioned above should not be a problem. However, the third of these last elements to be feared, medical expenses, can appear even before retirement, especially if we do not have health insurance.

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