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30 Things That You Really Don’t Need as a Retiree

May 17, 2019 · Retirement Life

YOUR DEBT

The average credit card debt in the United States is around $5,700 but it can go as up as $9,333 among those who don’t pay off balances in full every month. Use some of the saved cash to pay off a downsized house, fix your credit score, and pay less interest on just about everything.

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