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13 Key Money-Management Tips Every Retiree Should Know

November 27, 2020 · Personal finance

Set up a Medicare plan

Medicare helps pay for many healthcare services. Being eligible for Medicare and receiving their financial support is extremely important in retirement, especially since healthcare costs continue to rise year after year. Therefore, it’s important to know where exactly you will fit in. Depending on your health condition, on your visits to the doctor’s office, “you may want to consider a Medicare supplement. If you’re not seeing doctors frequently, try Medicare Advantage.”

While it’s true that Medicare provides healthcare coverage for many services, it does not cover everything. Here are  7 Unexpected Things Medicare Does Not Cover.

Pay off debt with the highest interest rate first

“Paying interest is a killer in retirement,” says Zaino. He suggests using any extra income to pay off the debt with the highest interest rate. The faster you can eliminate it from your life, the better. Once you’ve dealt with the highest interest rate, focus on paying off the next one and so on until you’ve reached a debt-free status.

Learn how to do it with these 13 Smart Habits of Financially Successful People It’s High Time You Adopted.

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