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The Fixed-Income Reset After 65: A 30-Day Plan to Cut Household Costs, Make Social Security Go Further, and Worry Less About Money

The Fixed-Income Reset After 65: A 30-Day Plan to Cut Household Costs, Make Social Security Go Further, and Worry Less About Money

Markovych, Yaroslav

Paperback

Personal FinanceGeneral Sociology

ISBN13: 9798190859881
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 5 2026
Pages: 182
Weight: 0.55
Height: 0.39 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Retirement should not feel like a monthly emergency.

When most of your income comes from Social Security, a pension, or fixed monthly payments, every increase in housing, insurance, prescriptions, groceries, and utilities can create new pressure. Generic frugal-living advice is not enough. You need to know which costs to review first, what questions to ask, and how to turn each saving into a budget that lasts.

The Fixed-Income Reset After 65 gives you a practical 30-day household plan for lowering the expenses you can control - without investment jargon, extreme deprivation, or hundreds of disconnected tips.

Inside, you will learn how to:

  • calculate the amount you can safely spend each month
  • find the bills with the greatest realistic savings potential
  • review housing, insurance, utilities, phone, internet, and transportation costs
  • compare prescription-payment options without confusing a discount price with insurance coverage
  • identify senior programs, benefits, and local assistance worth checking
  • stop recurring budget leaks and prepare for annual expenses
  • build a 12-month retirement budget based on real numbers
The book includes a Household Savings Audit, decision guides, scripts for difficult calls, action checklists, and worksheets for recording actual monthly and annual savings.

This is not an investing book. It is a clear household operating system for retirees who want their fixed income to go further and their money decisions to feel calmer, safer, and more manageable.

Start with one bill. Follow the plan. Build a budget that holds up.

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