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In this episode of Coffee With David, David covers everything from Social Security taxes and working in retirement, to healthcare before 65, the 4% rule, and long-term care insurance.

We’ll discuss:

• Is Social Security actually taxable in retirement?

• Can you collect Social Security and still work?

• What do you do for health insurance if you retire before 65?

• Is the 4% rule still a good rule for retirement income?

• Should you buy long-term care insurance?

  
  

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