Anne Tergesen
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4,485 appearances
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first heard Jul 2017
last heard Feb 2025
Anne Tergesen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Money Moves for the New Year: Gearing Up for Retirement · 27 Dec 2024
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You're not going to be buying lunch out often.
Maybe you are, actually.
It's important to think about those things, but a lot of people don't.
And then other expenses may grow.
Like after you leave a job that provides you with some kind of subsidized benefits like health insurance, if you're not 65 and you don't qualify for Medicare, you might have to buy your own health insurance.
That's going to be a big expense.
travel.
A lot of people fantasize about traveling in retirement.
That expense could grow a lot.
So you kind of need to get your arms around what expenses are going to shrink, what expenses are going to grow, and how is that going to net out.
It depends on how old you are.
If you're 65, you will qualify for Medicare.
A lot of people think that Medicare is free.
They've paid into Medicare over the course of their career.
But in fact, what you get with Medicare is not free.
You still are paying premiums.
And there's two buckets of Medicare.
And whichever bucket you pursue, whether you're going to pursue private health insurance within Medicare or you're going to pursue traditional Medicare, which is people have heard of Part B or Part D, those types of things, you still have to
make decisions about how you're going to get that coverage, and you're probably going to pay a monthly premium.
Sometimes you don't, but when you don't pay a monthly premium, you have to look hard at what the other costs are that are involved.
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