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Poor credit costs you both money and opportunities — even during your golden years. Pixel-Shot / Shutterstock.com
It would be nice to think you could let things slide. But, no, you do need to maintain good credit in retirement. It will save you money or hassles in more situations than you may realize. And bad credit can cost you in retirement just as it can cost you during your working years. Consider these reasons that it pays to keep a stellar credit score in retirement.
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