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73% of consumers had outstanding debt when they were reported as dead, according to December 2016 data provided to Credit.com by credit bureau Experian. One way to make sure debt doesn't make a mess of your estate is to stay out of it.

Americans are dying with an average of $62K of debt

You're probably going to die with some debt to your name. Most people do.

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For flexibility in retirement savings, experts say choose a Roth IRA.

Ask a Fool: Is a Traditional or Roth IRA better for me?
Here are the major differences between the two main types of IRAs.

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If you believe the economy will soon grow faster and that inflation will accelerate, then you might want to consider investing a not insignificant portion of your portfolio in Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities or TIPS.

Inflation-linked bonds give retirees diversification and hedge against inflation
If you believe the economy will soon grow faster and that inflation will accelerate, then you might want to consider investing a not insignificant portion of your portfolio in Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities or TIPS.

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Keith Koerner of Big Fish Farms in Bethel, Ohio, shows the unprocessed caviar inside a female paddlefish. The eggs will be cleaned and brined, and the fish will be cleaned and sold to Cincinnati-area markets and restaurants.

Caviar in the Midwest? Yes, and it's sustainable
Renee Koerner, who has worked in wine and fine dining, is taking extra care with her farm-raised paddlefish, making an artisanal product that she hopes will rival the quality of Russian caviar.

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Making caviar in Ohio

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Photo illustration created in 2014 shows retirement savings in a glass jar.

Survey: We're stressed by retirement preparations – but doing little to prepare
We're stressed out about our retirement prospects — but doing little to get ready, a new report says.

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3 awful reasons to take Social Security at 67
Waiting to take your retirement benefits is often a smart move, but there are situations where it doesn't make sense.

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Q&A: Different answers on spousal benefits creates confusion
Your survivor benefit will be based upon the actual benefit that your husband is receiving.