This week’s retirement strategies and news

August 30 August 30     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   MONEY   nation-now   A 'sell-by' date for employees? Fixing ageism and rethinking retirement in the workplace     Ageism is widespread and is termed "an insidious practice which has harmful effects on the health of older adults," by the World Health Organization.     Read Story     Personal Finance           Connecting the dots between Social Security and IRAs in your retirement planning Most Americans enter retirement with Social Security benefits. Many also hold significant investments in Individual Retirement Accounts. Integrating the two in your plan can be beneficial.                                   columnist           Retirement tips: 8 ways to start your year-end financial planning now Begin your planning while there’s still plenty of time to increase your retirement savings, lower your taxable income and avoid tax penalties.                                   Personal Finance           Retiring overseas? Here are strategies to avoid big trouble with IRS If you forget to check it off this box on Schedule B when you live overseas, it could mean big trouble with the IRS.                                 Advertisement   Personal Finance           3 seemingly smart financial moves that could come back to hurt you There are certain financial lessons we all tend to learn in life, such as the importance of saving money and staying out of debt. But sometimes, the best advice can lead us astray. We all make money-related mistakes. Here's how to avoid some common o                                   Personal Finance           Social Security recipients could see their biggest raise in years: A Foolish Take Over the past decade, Social Security has been pretty stingy in the cost of living adjustments it gives to retirees. But 2019 could be different.                                   Personal Finance           Your credit score may have just gone up. Here's why the calculation is changing Your credit score might have gotten a boost recently. That's because the three major credit reporting companies are doing things a little differently.                                   Personal Finance           4 ways to protect yourself from a market downturn early on in retirement A stock market crash at the start of retirement could spell major trouble. Here's how to minimize the damage.                                   Personal Finance           The worst funds for your 401(k) plan are the ones that already have tax advantages These funds can be great for generating income, but don't make the mistake of putting them in your 401(k) plan.                                   Personal Finance           Want a solid financial plan for retirement? Take Social Security out of the equation Social Security comes with so many unknowns, so forgetting about it might actually do you some good.                                   The Day In Pictures Gallery Joint service members of a military casket team use a stand-in for the casket of Senator John McCain to rehearse carrying the casket of into the US Capitol, where he will lie in state for one day in Washington, DC, Aug. 30, 2018. McCain died Aug. 25,     Popular Stories 'Weather models have flipped the switch': Hurricane season coming to life in the Atlantic Blood pressure drug recall: FDA warns of potentially 'life-threatening' labeling mixup Ron DeSantis, GOP nominee, warns Florida not to 'monkey this up' by electing Andrew Gillum as governor   To forward this e-mail to a friend, click here You are currently subscribed to this newsletter with the address: reed791.worldnews@blogger.com. To UNSUBSCRIBE, please click here. Manage Subscriptions | Help | Advertise | Home Delivery | Privacy Policy - Your California Privacy Rights © 2018 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108