Category: Retirement

[ad_1] Hey everyone! Have you been to Japan? We visited in 2010 and had a fantastic time. It was our last international trip before...

[ad_1] Hollingworth’s research in intelligence showed that the communications range from one person to another extends about two standard deviations(*) of IQ(**) points. [Suddenly...

[ad_1] Only a handful seem like logical candidates, with big banks topping the list. IBM announced last November that it would no longer contribute...

[ad_1]  In episode 76 of the NewRetirement Podcast, Steve Chen talks with Cody Garrett, a dedicated advice-only financial planner and educator. Cody shares his...

[ad_1] Homeowners nearing retirement have 40 percent of their wealth tied up in their homes. But to what extent do racial disparities in employment...

[ad_1] The mainstream financial media’s portrayal of early retirement has always felt disingenuous, leading with “this 30-something retired” or some variation of that hook,...

[ad_1] I was inspired to post the following by a recent mail from T. and some earlier writings on the ecology of society. I...

[ad_1] In the realm of financial planning, numbers and calculations often take center stage, overshadowing the profound influence of time on our decisions. However,...

[ad_1] 2024 is shaping up to be another tough year for workers in the United States. Last year, tech companies laid off thousands of...

[ad_1] I started blogging about personal finance in 2014. In the ensuing decade I’ve written about cash savings in depth exactly zero times.  Interest...

[ad_1] In the often confusing landscape of personal finance, navigating the many decisions and choices can feel overwhelming. Yet, amidst the complexity, there exist...

[ad_1] Today’s resources start with some technical topics I’ve been thinking more deeply about as I do financial planning work with clients. We’ll also...

[ad_1] William Bernstein is a student of financial history. He generously shares investing knowledge through his writing and speaking. Such was the case when...

[ad_1] Save, save, save! You may feel like that’s all you hear when you’re researching how to plan for your retirement while you are...

[ad_1] Today’s resources highlight a single virtue and a collection of investment principles that are underemphasized in our normal discourse, but each of which...

[ad_1] Starting this year, some of the money in 529 college savings accounts can be used for retirement if it’s not needed for education....

[ad_1] On the NewRetirement Facebook discussion group, someone suggested that retirees ought to help their own financial well being as well as businesses’ by...

[ad_1] Recently a reader sent me a message: “As my retirement savings is increasing, I am wondering if I should spread out my savings...

[ad_1] Retirement savings are the foundation of a secure future.  And, employers offer many different benefits to employees who save.  Until now, paycheck contributions...

[ad_1] This table was built out of a form I made to fiberglass up a new shower pan, hence the curious shape. The table...