Browsing: Retirement

Our country has valued hard work from our founding as a nation. The Puritan work ethic shows itself everywhere. Most working people see “hard worker” as…

I’ve got good news: You’re antifragile. We, as humans, are antifragile. And our financial plans can be, too. Have you noticed how great books consistently refer…

Adult son of a real estate investor began to notice that his father, Wealthy Dad (WD), was slipping. WD was becoming forgetful. He had purchased a…

Those online senior living referral services are getting a lot of attention these days. And not in a good way. The chair of the U.S. Senate…

Estate planning sometimes addresses the special needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) people, or those who have family members in the LGBTQ+ community.…

It takes a lot of money to be financially secure in old age. Federal Reserve data suggests that to be financially secure in retirement, people will…

One of the most common emotions connected with money isn’t excitement, fear or even uncertainty. It’s ‘shame.’ This shame around money can cause deep havoc to…

Since I have been a Roger Federer fan for decades, I was eager to watch the new documentary Federer: Twelve Final Days. We get to watch…

When you receive Social Security retirement benefits while working, you could run into one of the more complicated and confusing rules, the Social Security earned income…

Roger Federer played 1,526 singles matches throughout his career and won nearly 80% of them. However, he recently revealed that he only won 54% of the…