Retirement

Retirement

New Study Tackles One Of The Hard Problems Of Retirement Planning

Retirement

A Strong Labor Market Is Even More Crucial For People Of Color

Wage Income Plays Larger Role for People of ColorgettyThe labor market recovered remarkably quickly from the recession in early 2020....

Investing

Should The SEC Ban ESG Funds?

gettyIn the mid-1990s, a plethora of regional mutual funds popped up across America. Today, when you think of a “regional”...

Retirement

Is It Really Hard To Start A Business When You’re Over 50?

gettyYou’d be amazed how many people want to be entrepreneurs. You’d be even more amazed to learn this enthusiasm exists...

Financial

Forget to Roll Over Your 401(k)? Find It in This New ‘Lost & Found’

Did you forget something when you left your last employer? Not the threadbare office sweater — your 401(k). Forgetting that...

Financial

Dear Penny: Can I Take My Ex-Wife’s Social Security if I Already Get SSDI?

Dear Penny, I am 63 years old, disabled and collect SSDI. My ex-wife currently pays me alimony ($360 per month)...

Retirement

Podcast: DiverseFI and Regret Minimization Insights from Hospice Doctor, Doc G

Episode 68 of the NewRetirement podcast is an interview with returning guest Doc G — a financially-independent, part-time physician and...

Retirement

Backdoor Roth Conversions And The Pro Rata Rule Caveat

As we approach this year’s December 31st deadline for Roth conversions, and with the looming expiration of the Tax Cuts...

Investing

Hey Fed, Slow Down. Unemployment Is Down But So Are Wages

WASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 22: Jerome Powell, Chairman, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System ... testifies before...

Retirement

Should You Encourage Your Aging Parent To Move To Assisted Living?

Factors to considerAssisted living homes continue to spring up, with owners hoping to attract the highest paying residents to the...

Retirement

The Issues With The Justice Department’s Expansion Of Its Elder Fraud Strike Force