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1.
If you are over 65 and you qualify for Social Security, you also qualify for _______.
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Medicaid
Medicare
Disability
Medicare. Medicare is a health insurance program for those over 65.
2.
When prices of goods and services rise over time and eat into your money's purchasing power, that is called _______ risk.
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Investment
Inflation
Longevity
Inflation. Inflation risk is the risk that rising prices will make it harder to buy the things you need.
3.
When determining your resources for retirement, what should you start with?
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Determine how much income you will get from your current sources of income.
Calculate how much Social Security you could receive now.
Create an annual income stream.
Adjust for inflation.
Determine how much income you will get from your current sources of income. The other courses of action should start after this.
4.
Why would a 60-year-old feel more urgency about planning for retirement than a 20-year-old would?
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A 60-year-old is necessarily closer to death.
A 60-year-old has less time to build up a nest egg.
A 60-year-old is likely earning less money than a 20-year-old.
A 60-year-old wouldn't really feel more urgency.
A 60-year-old has less time to build up a nest egg. This is what creates the sense of urgency.
5.
Which type of retirement account would you set up and manage on your own?
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Individual retirement account
401k
Social Security
403b
Individual retirement account. IRAs are accounts for individuals and are typically not related to one's job.
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