I'm a boomer and will never be able to retire. At 62, I'm already using my Social Security money.

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At 62, the author is using her Social Security money already.

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My husband is turning 68 and terrified of retiring. I'm ready for a more flexible lifestyle.

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The author (right) and her husband riding the tandem bike they just bought to do more things together.

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I was too afraid to tell my boss 'no.' My burnout was so bad that one day I left the office on a stretcher.

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The author collapsed at work because of anxiety and burnout.

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My fiancé and I are planning our wedding, but he's unemployed, and we're in debt. We've had to get creative.

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The author, left, is planning her wedding with her fiancé, right.

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I quit my corporate job in Washington, DC, and moved to Buenos Aires. I make less money, but the cost of living is lower.

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Casey Wetherbee a nature reserve in Buenos Aires. The sky is blue with clouds and he has his hand up shielding his eyes.
Casey Wetherbee left his corporate job and moved from Washington, DC, to Buenos Aires.

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I've saved over $4,000 on medical bills using 3 little-known tips

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Cassandra Cloutier was able to reduce charges on medical bills by checking prescribed charges against her bill and following up with her insurance.

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My fiancé was laid off months ago, and he's in debt. I'm now overworking myself to make ends meet.

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The author, left, and her fiancé are struggling with money after he was laid off.

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I live with my 4 kids, husband, and aunt in a 2-bedroom apartment in LA. We can't find a bigger place, so we make it work.

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The author, left, redecorated her crowded LA apartment.

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We used to keep our finances separate, but combining our money improved our marriage

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Louisa Rogers and her husband Barry on their 44th wedding anniversary sitting outside at a cafe table. When Louisa Rogers and her husband Barry decided to combine their finances, it improved their marriage.
When Louisa Rogers and her husband Barry decided to combine their finances, it improved their marriage.

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I'm a Democrat and my best friend is a Republican. Here's how we make our friendship work.

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Barbara Field and her friend TC at Madfish Grill.
Barbara Field and her friend TC are on opposite sides of the political spectrum.

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