Image source: pixabay.com When it comes to a plan for retirement, your 70s are generally treated as though you're either retired or incredibly close to getting there. Once you hit 70, your Social Security benefit stops increasing based on you choosing to delay claiming benefits. Not only that, but you're no longer eligible to contribute to traditional IRAs once you've reached age 70 and a half, but you can still contribute to your Roth IRA if you meet the income eligibility rules.Continue reading