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Making mistakes in the year you turn 65 can haunt you financially — and in other ways — for years to come. Roman Samborskyi / Shutterstock.com
Turning 65 has long been a milestone in our collective imagination. It is the age traditionally associated with ending work and beginning a well-earned retirement. Today, many folks quit working earlier than that age, and some retire later. But 65 remains a milestone age. In fact, if you are not careful, you can make some key mistakes the year you turn 65 that might haunt you financially — and in…
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