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How Prepared Are You?
Myths and Realities About Retirement
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Social Security will cover all my retirement expenses. *
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I’ll need less money in retirement. *
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I can rely on my employer pension.
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I don’t need to save for retirement if I have a 401(k).
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You can wait until your 40s or 50s to start saving for retirement.

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There is a "right" or standard age when everyone should retire.

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Retirement planning only involves saving money.

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It’s essential to pay off your home loan before you retire.

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You’ll be able to work as long as you want to.

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Medicare will cover all of your healthcare needs, making costs negligible.

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Retiring will automatically lead to better health because of reduced stress and more free time.

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Starting healthy habits in retirement won’t make a significant difference.

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Retirement is a time of relaxation, so mental health is less of an issue.

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Retiring means losing contact with work colleagues and community ties.

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Selling a large home and moving into a smaller one is always a smart move.

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Retirees need to relocate to places like Florida or Arizona for better weather.

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Moving to a retirement community is only for people who are sick or frail.
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Only people with significant assets need to worry about estate planning.

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You only need to think about health planning when issues arise.
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Retirement will automatically lead to a happier life.

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