Write an article based on this "Estimate your Social Security benefits. Figure out your income from pensions and annuities. Add in other sources of income you will receive in retirement. Calculate how much of your expenses are left."
article: Your actual benefit amounts will not be known until you apply for them. However, you can estimate your benefits if you are close to retirement by visiting the SSA's website and using their calculation tool. The tool can be found here: https://www.ssa.gov/retire/estimator.html. If you are younger, you can estimate your Social Security benefits using another calculator provided by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: http://www.consumerfinance.gov/retirement/before-you-claim/. At any point before you retire, Social Security benefits could be reduced, increased, or eliminated. If at all possible, it's best to plan for retirement until the assumption that you may not receive these benefits. For example, imagine that you qualify for $2,000 per month in Social Security benefits. This would give you $24,000 per year and $480,000 over your estimated 20-year retirement. This would reduce your total amount needed for retirement from $840,000 to $360,000. Depending on your choices before retirement, you may receive income in retirement from company pensions or annuities you have purchased. Calculate how much you will receive from these benefits over the course of your retirement and subtract that amount from the total that you need for retirement. For example, if you expect to receive $6,000 per year from these payments, this would give you a total of 20*$6,000, or $120,000 over the course of your retirement. This would reduce your total required retirement amount to $240,000. Determine if you have any sources of passive income that you will continue to benefit from in retirement. These can include rental properties, royalties, dividend securities, and business investments. Add up the total value of these payments over your retirement years and subtract this figure from the total. Subtract your Social Security benefits, income from annuities, and passive income from your total retirement cost. This figure is how much you will need to save before retirement in order to meet your goals. Using the previous figures, you would need to save a total of $240,000 before retirement.

Write an article based on this "Cut off any irregularities. Use tweezers to customize your wig. Use foundation makeup to match any exposed material of the wig to your scalp. Use talc powder to remove shine. Increase the volume of your hair. Work water based moisturiser or mouse through the ends of dying hair."
article: Whether it's uneven hair, odd patches, or excess mesh lining, use scissors to personalize your look. Cut off excess mesh at its hairline to ensure that it never shows when you wear it. Pluck out random strands of hair to clean up your part and create a smooth transition to your natural hair. Don't remove too much hair or you may look like you have thinning hair or a bald spot. Create a natural part. Don't try to create a completely straight line because it will look unnatural. This may take trial and error depending on the material of the wig. Your wig won't take the same shades as your real skin so you may have to use colours that are a couple shades darker or lighter than what you normally use. Don't be afraid to use a variety of colours until the wig matches your scalp and looks natural. Be liberal with the makeup as you apply it onto the meshing of the wig. Keep in mind that the meshing may take a while to get your desired look. Add some talc powder to a hair brush and brush through your wig. The combination of brushing and talc powder removes some of the shine from synthetic hair. This will give you a more natural and muted look. Using your fingers, separate the curls in your wig to increase the volume. For a natural look you don't want your wig to just lay there. Add shape and depth by increasing the volume. Detangle your wig every day using your hands in order to prevent knotting. If you use a comb you may pull out the hair or damage the wig. Breath some life back into your hair before applying your weave especially if it looks dry matted. Avoid using any oil as this will make the ends stick together.

Write an article based on this "Simplify your living expenses. Organize your home and office (or other workspace). Work on your time management skills."
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Often, doing what you love means living on less income. Streamline your expenses by making sure you aren't spending money on things that don't serve your interests. You don't have to quit your job to follow your passion, but be realistic about how much you can expect to make doing your passion full-time, at least in the beginning, and get used to living on that amount. Get rid of possessions you don't need or use. Having too much 'stuff' causes mental heaviness. Opening up your physical space makes room for good things to enter your life. Just like getting rid of things unburdens your life, so does cutting out unnecessary wastes of time that you could spend doing something you love. This doesn't mean you can cut out all tasks you don't enjoy, of course. It means scheduling those things you have to do so you don't waste time procrastinating and end the day feeling unaccomplished. Start making to-do lists to stay focused. Do those things that have been on your mind the longest and the ones you least want to do first. Getting them off your mind allows you to focus attention on the things you care about most. Start saying no when you really want to say no. Unless doing something fulfills you in some way, it is just draining your energy from following your interests. Reject the word "should" from your vocabulary. Saying, "I 'should' do such and such" holds you back from trying out things that may be scary, but also may be worth the risk.