The Medicare costs are also a huge factor I read the average cost is $235 for all the parts and part B is mandatory $185 out of social security check. The only option is to have hardly any assets and qualify for Medicaid. This is crazy😢
If you sell a piece of property, especially if you got a nice chunk of change for sale ,they’ll look two years back on your earnings. They will charge you an additional surcharge, called IRMAA.
Part B is not mandatory. Part A is not mandatory either but if you cancel it you would be required to pay back all the months you had it if you weren't required to pay a Part A premium.
WRONG I am a college educated and with lots of experience but have experienced ageism….I worked all my life and never was offered “pension” so now I have to live only on the darn ss which ALL goes to the darn rent…👎👎👎I am forced to go back to work….
@Mary20002 who's WRONG?? Was that for me? Because if it was I AM NOT wrong. I'm college educated, a degree in Architectural engineering, and MANY years of experience in many things. You can be forced to go back to work all you want. Ageism is REAL, and guess what? It was covered with the Civil Rights Act AND is part of DEI. That's not only for BLACK PEOPLE. Those things cover discrimination against age, sex, gender, LGBTQ, didabled, etc, etc, etc. Sure, a senior will get hired here and there, but for the most part, NOBODY'S HIRING OLD PEOPLE. I'm 71 so I don't even look. But I have a friend who is 60 now but started looking at 50 and has gotten nothing. Plenty of experience in banking and their excuse is that she's too qualified for the money they will pay. When she offered to take less, they claimed they couldn't do it.
Most people think that they can live fine on social security alone 😮 I knew back in the 1980’s that social security wouldn’t be enough, nor was it created to fund someone’s full retirement.
@cjhoward409 lots of people knew back on the 1980's that soc sec wouldn't be enough. They also may have known that it wasn't created to fund someone's full retirement. But does that knowledge give them money to put in a retirement fund when they may be making $10/hr? How does knowing that help a single mother OR father raising kids and barely able to make rent? Maybe you had extra money but MANY people don't. Not to mention that FICA is snatching money from every check they get. You do know that the federal min. wage in the US IS STILL $7.25 and there are people still earning that. Have you seen the HOMELESS in this country? Not because they are drug addicts, or alcoholics or have mental issues. But because THEY CANT PAY FOR A PLACE TO LIVE ON WHAT THEY MAKE!! I hate it when you people leave these stupid comments.
Ugh for everyone in this thread, there is no apostrophe in 1980s. You don't use apostrophes to make things plural, only for contractions and possessives. American education s*cks.
i'm close to paying off my mortgage, but i've been retired 6 months now. Easy to say get your mortgages paid off; different things happen in different families.
I quit working at the age of 65 in May of 2020 made sure my mortgage was paid off. My roof is now 11 yr old furnace and central air 6 yr old. I made sure the two most expensive things were replaced. I worked retail so no pension. I do have a small 401k Roth IRA and CD so my only income is Social Security $1,298 out of that I put $450 into savings pay all my utilities including house and car insurance and live on the rest.
I remember Susie Orman saying not to retire with any debt, nor to retire before the age of 70 to get full Social Security. May the LORD GOD bless and help all senior citizens. In Christ’s Holy, Holy Name I pray. Amen!!!
So now you wait and hope the prices don't go up any higher. In Canada, your $460 would be down to $150 savings a month. The worst is yet to come. I have talked to many people who say soon they will not be able to afford to live in their paid off house. In regards to Orman, that is probably the second best option for the average person. When you get a house, you are leveraging. You don't own the house, so you are leveraging the value of the house against your loan. With a down payment, your lender is typically in the positive and the more equity you have in the home, the better for them. When you get a mortgage from a bank, it is lower than an unsecured loan. If you were to borrow money to invest, you can write off the interest. In the USA you can also write off mortgage interest. Since you can't get an unsecured loan for a great rate, it makes sense for the financially inclined to borrow money from the equity in the house or get a great rate and not pay down the mortgage aggressively. This allows you to write off two things and lower your taxes getting you a refund. Also you have access to more cash to save and money to invest. Really wealthy people don't own their property or their cars. They just use them and write off the losses and get a tax break. What I said above was money in your house is dead and cannot compound. A paid off house and one that isn't paid off increase or decrease in value whether you pay it off or not. If you don't have a scalable or compounding investment when you retire, you will just run out of gas and have to sell the place anyway. As a side note, anybody who outright owns their house is prime to have it stolen buy people claiming you sold the house to them. If there was a small mortgage with the bank the house couldn't be sold until the debt was cleared. This gives you some security.
Actually they will. Disabled people can apply for government program like ticket to work. Give this info to a company they get a huge tax break. Basically free labor.
@@nioxa5421I rewatched the whole video tonight. Could you provide me the timestamps of where they explained some of the jobs that these seniors are doing? Besides ths only one they mentioned was the retired whte guy, who was a former schoolteacher who came back and is now working part-time in l a charter school. (probably just doing filing or answering front desk calls) (also they said he doesn’t need the money he was just bored, which is different than the main point of this story) - The main point of this video was seniors un-retiring. & they not appear to be capable to doing standing up or strenuous jobs. So I’m curious to see what type of job jobs that they are able to secure & being hired for.
@@yvonnespencer5626 the only thing I’ve seen close to what you said. Is that some supermarkets? I see some out of shape, overweight people as cashiers that are allowed to sit on the stool while they ring up customers. Besides that position, no one in a walker or stroller is gonna be stocking shelves at Walmart. The only position they could probably get is be a Walmart greeter or check the receipt on the way out.
Dear AARP, Please make a front cover article about this. The title can even be, "Still working!" There are a lot of us over 50 and still working. This may be the new normal for many of us. I think that you need to understand this working over 60 demographic.
Retirement is something I would think long and hard before doing. I'm afraid that if I retire too early and choose to go back to work, many companies wouldn't hire me due to my age.
I'm 68 and I am in a position where I do not have to unretire. I have yet to retire. I work as a design engineer and have computer skill that are up to date. I'll be able to do this for a while. Stashing my money away in EFTs and high yield savings.
@Netizen_101 this is a ridiculous comment. There are plenty people who will NEVER get out of debt and never had money to put in a retirement fund. So just say work until you DIE.
Well I’m not talking to those few then, those few will likely never be able to retire anyway. I’m clearly talking to those that can choose to retire, not work, and before they choose that, get rid of all debt.
@Netizen_101 girl, you are CLEARLY delusional. I GUARANTEE YOU that the percentage of people who have money to save and grow a retirement fund is waaaay lower than the percentage that don't. Who are you and are you living in a hole?? Why do you think rich people are called the 1%? The largest social class in the US is the middle class, which is not really the middle class anymore, it's the working class. And the working class is treading water, living from paycheck to paycheck. And like they say, one paycheck from homelessness. This is NOT a subject of expertise for you. Stay in your lane.
I seen one RUclips video of a senior who was paying mortgage and retired. This senior sold her house and moved to another state that was cheaper to pay bills and lived. This senior said she now lives comfortably on social income and doesn't have to work. Many seniors are selling their huge homes and either are going towards tiny living, living in their RV's or living in their vans or cars. These seniors all say they are able to live on their social security income and not work and are happy. As a senior on one income you have to cut back on some things because everything is so expensive. Cut back on mortgage and maybe theirs something else that is not needed. But I know medications can be expensive.
Well, I have an elderly neighbor couple. They are barely surviving on just both their social security checks. They have no mortgage and no other debt. But… life is expensive. They have medical bills (what Medicare doesn’t pay) and their house is 75 years old and needs to be demolished quite honestly. A truck that’s over 25 years old and bald tires. They’ll say they’re just fine on social security. That’s not living.
Seniors shouldn't have to live in vans or cars. You literally mention that seniors are out there living in their cars, but then you go back to "cut down is the answer" rather than mentioning any systemic problem that should be corrected. Get real. Ya'll will bootlick the system until your mouth is the sahara.
I work in the Healthcare field. I work with sn employee that is 77 years old. We were just talking about how high everything is in the economy and has been for years.
Social Security was never meant to be anything more than a supplement for retirement and to fund around 30% of your retirement. It was never meant to solely live on. People paid very little into Social Security for their retirement, because it is also used as life insurance and disability insurance. The qualifications for Social Security retirement are super low. Only 40 quarters (10 years) and you only need to earn currently 7240 per year. People need to save a lot more for their retirement than just Social Security.
@@carolr7823 people who think they can survive on SocSec don't make enough money to save for retirement. WHO ARE YOU PEOPLE ON HERE? People are making $15/hr and less abd trying to pay rent, buy food, clothe and educate children, buy gas, maintain automobiles, etc. What do they have to save????
@lorrainesherred6458 so if you bought a house at 55 (which is ridiculous to me, but I know 2 people who did) just prepare to work til you're 85. Yeah, sounds good.
@ many mortgages allow you to pay more so you can cut the time down significantly if you pay ore than your monthly payments. The extra goes off the principle so less interest. Even as little As $50 a month will cut several years off the time to pay. I bought my place when I was 48. Had it payed it off by the time I retired at 57. I went without a lot of things for those years. No holidays no dining out. Looked for free things to do. Lots in the summer and fall. Winter was harder to find things. You don’t want a mortgage when you retir
In your world maybe. i purchased my home at age 45, retired at 67 but i still have a small mortgage. i had a regular job......and no sugar daddy. Let's be realistic.
Amen! I bought my first house at age 60. I put myself through college taught for 35 years. I retired at 64. I lucked out a getting a home at a low interest rate in a neighborhood where prices have gone sky high. I am grateful for my home, but I feel for others that are unable to afford a house with today's current prices. (Goodness knows, most can't save up for a down payment since rent is now sky high.)
It is sad when a person who has worked for 50+ years has to go back to work due to the economy. As Americans we should take care of our own country before we start letting people in our country and sending our resources to other countries.
American government should be ashamed of themselves wow just wow 🤦♀️ 🤦♀️ 🤦♀️ this is why us people should stop buying all their bs new phones and $hit and start saving to become your own boss start your own business so you won't have to depend on this bs
I JUST RETIRED 1/20/25 FOR GOOD. THANK GOD FOR THE BLESSINGS. WAITING FOR SSA FAIRNESS ACT TO START PAYING THEN,IT WILL BE AWESOME. NOW.I WILL NEVER GET BORED. GO TO EOS 3 TO 4 TIMES A WEEK ,GO ON VACATION DANCE BALLROOM FEW TIMES PER MONTH. GOOD LUCK TO EVERYBODY THAT HAS TO GO BACK TO WORK.GOD GUIDE YOU ALL.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What? No one is taking anybody’s job we have a lot to offer and if any employer wants to offer a job to a senior GOD BLESS THEMits not up to you…you have nerves and not to mention the rudeness 👎👎👎👎👎
THIS!!!!! If you aren’t yet retirement age and see this-PLAN and SAVE NOW!!!!! I paid my mortgage off and retired at 46yo. with a nice savings. There’s SO much to do and enjoy -leaves no time for boredom if you have money-money equals freedom. I began following Suze Orman in my early 30’s. At retirement age: Work if you have to. Otherwise, fulfill your dreams and cultivate your hobbies. Prayers for everyone regardless of the situation.
If you are over 60. Your home should be fully paid off. If not, you did something wrong. You should also be debt free as well. I been debt free at age 36 and I own my home out right at age 56. I do side hustles, not because I have to. It's because I enjoy it so much. Been doing side hustles since the age of 13. I'm 61 and still doing side hustles. That's my extra bread and butter.
Man times are so tough. I pray for everyone who has to unretire. Sending you love and hugs.❤
The Medicare costs are also a huge factor I read the average cost is $235 for all the parts and part B is mandatory $185 out of social security check. The only option is to have hardly any assets and qualify for Medicaid. This is crazy😢
If you sell a piece of property, especially if you got a nice chunk of change for sale ,they’ll look two years back on your earnings. They will charge you an additional surcharge, called IRMAA.
No the #1 option is to NOT have a mortgage and NOT have a new $45,000 vehicle. Also SAVE some money!
$235 for what? Medicare part A is free. Part B is $174
Part B is not mandatory. Part A is not mandatory either but if you cancel it you would be required to pay back all the months you had it if you weren't required to pay a Part A premium.
Who the hell is hiring seniors??? In the DC metro area they give all types of excuses not to hire you.
WRONG I am a college educated and with lots of experience but have experienced ageism….I worked all my life and never was offered “pension” so now I have to live only on the darn ss which ALL goes to the darn rent…👎👎👎I am forced to go back to work….
@Mary20002 who's WRONG?? Was that for me? Because if it was I AM NOT wrong. I'm college educated, a degree in Architectural engineering, and MANY years of experience in many things. You can be forced to go back to work all you want. Ageism is REAL, and guess what? It was covered with the Civil Rights Act AND is part of DEI. That's not only for BLACK PEOPLE. Those things cover discrimination against age, sex, gender, LGBTQ, didabled, etc, etc, etc. Sure, a senior will get hired here and there, but for the most part, NOBODY'S HIRING OLD PEOPLE. I'm 71 so I don't even look. But I have a friend who is 60 now but started looking at 50 and has gotten nothing. Plenty of experience in banking and their excuse is that she's too qualified for the money they will pay. When she offered to take less, they claimed they couldn't do it.
All these boomers complaining of DEI when they dont know DEI means job for THEM
Most people think that they can live fine on social security alone 😮 I knew back in the 1980’s that social security wouldn’t be enough, nor was it created to fund someone’s full retirement.
That could be the case, but for the past 4 years had been brutal for everyone, especially for those retired.
@cjhoward409 lots of people knew back on the 1980's that soc sec wouldn't be enough. They also may have known that it wasn't created to fund someone's full retirement. But does that knowledge give them money to put in a retirement fund when they may be making $10/hr? How does knowing that help a single mother OR father raising kids and barely able to make rent? Maybe you had extra money but MANY people don't. Not to mention that FICA is snatching money from every check they get. You do know that the federal min. wage in the US IS STILL $7.25 and there are people still earning that. Have you seen the HOMELESS in this country? Not because they are drug addicts, or alcoholics or have mental issues. But because THEY CANT PAY FOR A PLACE TO LIVE ON WHAT THEY MAKE!! I hate it when you people leave these stupid comments.
@@jonirichards1625
You seemed very angry 😠 calm down a bit, yes!!!...the last 4 years was a disaster for everyone. Unless you're rich!
Ugh for everyone in this thread, there is no apostrophe in 1980s. You don't use apostrophes to make things plural, only for contractions and possessives. American education s*cks.
@@anovino1992 There was nothing angry about her post. Just spitting facts.
Get those mortgages paid off before you retire ! Gotta have savings and zero debt before quitting work
i'm close to paying off my mortgage, but i've been retired 6 months now. Easy to say get your mortgages paid off; different things happen in different families.
Property taxes and home insurance will still get you.
💯 0 debt
I quit working at the age of 65 in May of 2020 made sure my mortgage was paid off. My roof is now 11 yr old furnace and central air 6 yr old. I made sure the two most expensive things were replaced. I worked retail so no pension. I do have a small 401k Roth IRA and CD so my only income is Social Security $1,298 out of that I put $450 into savings pay all my utilities including house and car insurance and live on the rest.
You are a good money manager.
I remember Susie Orman saying not to retire with any debt, nor to retire before the age of 70 to get full Social Security. May the LORD GOD bless and help all senior citizens. In Christ’s Holy, Holy Name I pray. Amen!!!
So now you wait and hope the prices don't go up any higher. In Canada, your $460 would be down to $150 savings a month. The worst is yet to come. I have talked to many people who say soon they will not be able to afford to live in their paid off house.
In regards to Orman, that is probably the second best option for the average person. When you get a house, you are leveraging. You don't own the house, so you are leveraging the value of the house against your loan. With a down payment, your lender is typically in the positive and the more equity you have in the home, the better for them. When you get a mortgage from a bank, it is lower than an unsecured loan. If you were to borrow money to invest, you can write off the interest. In the USA you can also write off mortgage interest.
Since you can't get an unsecured loan for a great rate, it makes sense for the financially inclined to borrow money from the equity in the house or get a great rate and not pay down the mortgage aggressively. This allows you to write off two things and lower your taxes getting you a refund. Also you have access to more cash to save and money to invest.
Really wealthy people don't own their property or their cars. They just use them and write off the losses and get a tax break.
What I said above was money in your house is dead and cannot compound. A paid off house and one that isn't paid off increase or decrease in value whether you pay it off or not. If you don't have a scalable or compounding investment when you retire, you will just run out of gas and have to sell the place anyway.
As a side note, anybody who outright owns their house is prime to have it stolen buy people claiming you sold the house to them. If there was a small mortgage with the bank the house couldn't be sold until the debt was cleared. This gives you some security.
Ok why are you sharing this with everyone…?
That’s the best thing you could have done by paying off your mortgage that will save you a lot.
What about people who have a disability and no one will hire them?
Think about what you just said.
Actually they will. Disabled people can apply for government program like ticket to work. Give this info to a company they get a huge tax break. Basically free labor.
Nice video, but I wish they would’ve said of what some of the jobs are doing. They’re certainly not working at the grocery store with a walker.
They did 😅
Sadly, I have seen senior employees on walkers and canes at Walmart.
@@nioxa5421I rewatched the whole video tonight. Could you provide me the timestamps of where they explained some of the jobs that these seniors are doing? Besides ths only one they mentioned was the retired whte guy, who was a former schoolteacher who came back and is now working part-time in l a charter school. (probably just doing filing or answering front desk calls)
(also they said he doesn’t need the money he was just bored, which is different than the main point of this story)
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The main point of this video was seniors un-retiring. & they not appear to be capable to doing standing up or strenuous jobs.
So I’m curious to see what type of job jobs that they are able to secure & being hired for.
@@yvonnespencer5626 the only thing I’ve seen close to what you said. Is that some supermarkets? I see some out of shape, overweight people as cashiers that are allowed to sit on the stool while they ring up customers. Besides that position, no one in a walker or stroller is gonna be stocking shelves at Walmart. The only position they could probably get is be a Walmart greeter or check the receipt on the way out.
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they interviewed 2 people
1. @ :20 - training
2. @2:12. - works at an academy
I work p/t because i was getting soooo BORED!!!!! i now have a fun p/t job to get out of the house.
I'm on my second year of retirement. I'm wanting a p/t job to for the same reason, plus just to have more balance in my life.
Dear AARP,
Please make a front cover article about this. The title can even be, "Still working!" There are a lot of us over 50 and still working. This may be the new normal for many of us. I think that you need to understand this working over 60 demographic.
In the Un United Slaves of America\=The Corporation there is no retirement or vacations. There's only one to two jobs and high cost of living.
Retirement is something I would think long and hard before doing. I'm afraid that if I retire too early and choose to go back to work, many companies wouldn't hire me due to my age.
I'm 68 and I am in a position where I do not have to unretire. I have yet to retire. I work as a design engineer and have computer skill that are up to date. I'll be able to do this for a while. Stashing my money away in EFTs and high yield savings.
Healthcare is outrageous for the sick , senior citizens. Sad😢
so they retired without enough money. most people haven't saved enough.
Bc there’s nothing left to save after all the bills and rent/mortgage are paid. They’re barely living paycheck to paycheck.
Never retire with debt, never count on social security to carry you, always overestimate inflation and medical expenses.
@Netizen_101 this is a ridiculous comment. There are plenty people who will NEVER get out of debt and never had money to put in a retirement fund. So just say work until you DIE.
And there are plenty of people who are NOT in that category. We all have a choice which to be in.
@@Netizen_101 SOME have a choice...MANY do not.
Well I’m not talking to those few then, those few will likely never be able to retire anyway. I’m clearly talking to those that can choose to retire, not work, and before they choose that, get rid of all debt.
@Netizen_101 girl, you are CLEARLY delusional. I GUARANTEE YOU that the percentage of people who have money to save and grow a retirement fund is waaaay lower than the percentage that don't. Who are you and are you living in a hole?? Why do you think rich people are called the 1%? The largest social class in the US is the middle class, which is not really the middle class anymore, it's the working class. And the working class is treading water, living from paycheck to paycheck. And like they say, one paycheck from homelessness. This is NOT a subject of expertise for you. Stay in your lane.
I seen one RUclips video of a senior who was paying mortgage and retired. This senior sold her house and moved to another state that was cheaper to pay bills and lived. This senior said she now lives comfortably on social income and doesn't have to work.
Many seniors are selling their huge homes and either are going towards tiny living, living in their RV's or living in their vans or cars. These seniors all say they are able to live on their social security income and not work and are happy.
As a senior on one income you have to cut back on some things because everything is so expensive. Cut back on mortgage and maybe theirs something else that is not needed. But I know medications can be expensive.
Well, I have an elderly neighbor couple. They are barely surviving on just both their social security checks. They have no mortgage and no other debt. But… life is expensive. They have medical bills (what Medicare doesn’t pay) and their house is 75 years old and needs to be demolished quite honestly. A truck that’s over 25 years old and bald tires. They’ll say they’re just fine on social security. That’s not living.
Seniors shouldn't have to live in vans or cars. You literally mention that seniors are out there living in their cars, but then you go back to "cut down is the answer" rather than mentioning any systemic problem that should be corrected. Get real. Ya'll will bootlick the system until your mouth is the sahara.
I work in the Healthcare field. I work with sn employee that is 77 years old. We were just talking about how high everything is in the economy and has been for years.
I'm gen X. We actually want to work and appreciate the experience. Just saying.
Social Security was never meant to be anything more than a supplement for retirement and to fund around 30% of your retirement. It was never meant to solely live on. People paid very little into Social Security for their retirement, because it is also used as life insurance and disability insurance. The qualifications for Social Security retirement are super low. Only 40 quarters (10 years) and you only need to earn currently 7240 per year. People need to save a lot more for their retirement than just Social Security.
@@carolr7823 people who think they can survive on SocSec don't make enough money to save for retirement. WHO ARE YOU PEOPLE ON HERE? People are making $15/hr and less abd trying to pay rent, buy food, clothe and educate children, buy gas, maintain automobiles, etc. What do they have to save????
Never retire till you pay off your mortgage
@lorrainesherred6458 so if you bought a house at 55 (which is ridiculous to me, but I know 2 people who did) just prepare to work til you're 85. Yeah, sounds good.
@ many mortgages allow you to pay more so you can cut the time down significantly if you pay ore than your monthly payments. The extra goes off the principle so less interest. Even as little
As $50 a month will cut several years off the time to pay. I bought my place when I was 48. Had it payed it off by the time I retired at 57. I went without a lot of things for those years. No holidays no dining out. Looked for free things to do. Lots in the summer and fall. Winter was harder to find things. You don’t want a mortgage when you retir
I'd be dead before I do this
God bless them, they aren't scrounging from the govt.
Mortgage? This should have been completed.....
In your world maybe. i purchased my home at age 45, retired at 67 but i still have a small mortgage. i had a regular job......and no sugar daddy. Let's be realistic.
Amen! I bought my first house at age 60. I put myself through college taught for 35 years. I retired at 64. I lucked out a getting a home at a low interest rate in a neighborhood where prices have gone sky high. I am grateful for my home, but I feel for others that are unable to afford a house with today's current prices. (Goodness knows, most can't save up for a down payment since rent is now sky high.)
It would be good to know what their $$$ retirement savings were at the beginning of retirement....$100k, $500k, etc
Only a small percentage would go back to education unless they need the income
It is sad when a person who has worked for 50+ years has to go back to work due to the economy. As Americans we should take care of our own country before we start letting people in our country and sending our resources to other countries.
Amen!
American government should be ashamed of themselves wow just wow 🤦♀️ 🤦♀️ 🤦♀️ this is why us people should stop buying all their bs new phones and $hit and start saving to become your own boss start your own business so you won't have to depend on this bs
Expensive to live in 55 plus communities. HOA, insurance and bills
I JUST RETIRED 1/20/25 FOR GOOD. THANK GOD FOR THE BLESSINGS. WAITING FOR SSA FAIRNESS ACT TO START PAYING THEN,IT WILL BE AWESOME. NOW.I WILL NEVER GET BORED. GO TO EOS 3 TO 4 TIMES A WEEK ,GO ON VACATION DANCE BALLROOM FEW TIMES PER MONTH.
GOOD LUCK TO EVERYBODY THAT HAS TO GO BACK TO WORK.GOD GUIDE YOU ALL.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is a tough economy. If you don't need the money, don't take a job away from someone who does. Find some other way to conquer your boredom.
What? No one is taking anybody’s job we have a lot to offer and if any employer wants to offer a job to a senior GOD BLESS THEMits not up to you…you have nerves and not to mention the rudeness 👎👎👎👎👎
💯
@@Mary20002it’s not rudeness, it’s reality
Hell no!!!😢
that's what happens when we don't save and you support your grown children with children of their own. lol.
I think one of the issues is retiring with a mortgage. If she sold the house or was able to pay off the house before retiring she would be better off.
@@harmonykoryou still need more than social security or you’ll just be surviving, not thriving
lol? What is so funny about that - what are you, a juvenile/
The problem is they never take care of our own People .
Give them a million dollars and see if they stay, you’ll truly see how much they “love” it
THIS!!!!! If you aren’t yet retirement age and see this-PLAN and SAVE NOW!!!!! I paid my mortgage off and retired at 46yo. with a nice savings. There’s SO much to do and enjoy -leaves no time for boredom if you have money-money equals freedom. I began following Suze Orman in my early 30’s. At retirement age: Work if you have to. Otherwise, fulfill your dreams and cultivate your hobbies. Prayers for everyone regardless of the situation.
Don’t worry everyone, the orange pumpkin will bring the cost of food down and the cost of gas down as well. He said it!
@@mozar5175 😂😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂 fat chance!
So sad
But we got to have the name changed to "Gulf of America". I bet that the cost of living is not even a priority for you-know-who.
U r correct
Ain't caent times
Thank you president Trump!!!!
Yes should not!!!!
Should Not have a mortgage at retirement
Desantis ruined Florida.
If you are over 60. Your home should be fully paid off. If not, you did something wrong. You should also be debt free as well. I been debt free at age 36 and I own my home out right at age 56. I do side hustles, not because I have to. It's because I enjoy it so much. Been doing side hustles since the age of 13. I'm 61 and still doing side hustles. That's my extra bread and butter.
The reporter is literally 100 years old, he could have just interviewed himself for this story.
A senior or someone disabled is a DEI hire. Check with trump who is also a DEI president.
Life is going to getting harder…
100% b/c they voted for Trump!
Philip should not be working and give that job to a senior in financial need
You can thank the Biden administration for this mess
You obviously don’t know what you’re talking about.
Play song turn of the mack jamz
Maybe move to Mexico 🇲🇽 😅
You can blame bidenomics for that!! oh yeah, and corporate greed!
It’s such a shame we have so many people in this country like you that don’t have a clue.
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