Browsing: Retirement

Before moving from a state or establishing a second home, know how the state you currently reside in will react. States with net losses of residents…

In a seemingly off-the cuff television remark, President Trump said he’d protect Medicaid from government spending cuts. Don’t count on it, especially since at nearly the…

In late 2024 just before the end of its session, Congress passed the Social Security Fairness Act. The president signed the act into law in early…

One of the most difficult steps in estate planning is developing a plan to preserve a collection or other special assets. Serious collectors often put a…

Some parents do a fine or at least adequate job. Some do not. For those adult children who did not have adequate parenting, there may come…

When you change jobs, you’ll need to decide what to do with your old 401(k). A common choice is to roll the old 401(k) into an…

Burnout isn’t just an issue in the workplace. In fact, it may be even more common in our financial lives. Sure, we’ve all heard about the…

Bad: stubborn price increases. Surprisingly good these days: Your ability to outrun them. By William Baldwin, Senior Contributor Ugly truth about inflation: Once it gets started,…

Many retirees plan to spend their retirement savings quite frugally, according to a few recent reports and studies. For example, a recent survey report, To Spend…

For those of you that have been affected by the Windfall Elimination Provision or the Government Pension Offset, this may be the most important article you…