Is Food Eating Into Your Retirement?

Other than taxes, healthcare, transportation and mortgage payments, there are plenty of other areas you control affecting your bottom line in retirement.

Food expenditures are a large expense.  How we spend our money on food may change in retirement.  Some questions you need to ask are:

• Do you shop at the high-end store and buy only organic produce?
• Have you found a great little farm stand where you save a lot on produce?
• Do you wait for sales at your favorite food store and stock up?
• Do you head to a restaurant every time your stomach growls?

You may have developed expensive tastes while you were working, but if you expect your money to last into a long retirement, you may want to re-evaluate how good that $29 filet really tastes.

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