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10 common mistakes made by retirees in everyday life
Many retirees quietly lose money and comfort to small household habits. Learn which 10 everyday mistakes to fix—from food storage and microwaving to lighting, laundry, and cleaning—to stay safer, save energy, and feel better at home.
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When I leave home, I always put a glass and a piece of paper in the sink. That way I feel more secure about its safety.
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