Until recently, I’ve never been enamored with the notion of living a longer-than-average lifespan. Perhaps this is because my primary observation was that old age didn’t look all that appealing. I’d observed grandparents, great aunts and uncles, and aged family friends face a seemingly hyperbolic hill of discomfort, disease, and, ultimately, death.
The Midterms Offer a Unique Tax Planning Opportunity, But Most Retirees Miss It
What history actually shows us about midterm years
