Prepare for these — they may be costlier than you think. Dental care, vision care, hearing services, and long-term care can be very expensive.
Author: Maurie Backman, The Motley Fool
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The savings crisis in America has gotten so bad that the majority of working adults are dangerously vulnerable in the face of emergencies.
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In the course of our careers, we’re likely to make a misstep, and that could hurt not only your self-esteem, but your reputation.