It may sound morbid, but an uneventful death is one of the most thoughtful things you can give your children. As sad as it is…
In the U.S., there are no universally accepted definitions for economic classes. According to the most recent government data, the median household income in the…
Ages That Matter (Originally aired on June 4th 2017) You’re old enough for a driver’s license. You qualify for banking accounts and preferred credit cards….
Building up a retirement nest egg is one thing, but making it last throughout your lifetime is quite another. With a larger share of the…
Everyone ages differently — some may have annoying aches, start losing hair rapidly or find they aren’t as mobile as they once were. Some health…
Cruising Into Retirement (Originally aired on May 7th 2017) People approaching retirement age with little savings may have a bumpy road ahead. But there are…
As we get older, it becomes harder for many of us to engage in the fitness and athletic pursuits we’ve enjoyed for years. It’s tougher…
Recently, the U.S. Department of Labor published the final regulation of what is known as the “Fiduciary Rule,” delaying implementation for 60 days from its…
With the increase of student loan debt over the past 10 years, more grandparents are taking on the role of college funding. In fact, a…
In an investment portfolio, the withdrawal rate is the monetary percentage from which a retiree draws from his account each year. A “safe” withdrawal rate…