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Most Americans Cannot Retire; Insufficient funds top reason!

Most Americans Cannot Retire; insufficient funds top reason
At age 58 and less than a decade away from retirement, Nancie Eichengreen, found herself having to start over from…bit.ly

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Meghan Nesmith in The BillfoldMar 711 min read

A Conversation About Retirement; Or, Meghan Learns She Might Be Rich

In 2015, 45% of Americans were…

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Lisa StroudDec 14, 20152 min read

The Loneliness of Being a Caregiver

Lauren Modery

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Thank you for your article. As one who saw no option other than to take an early retirement (age 55) I appreciate your suggestion of reaching out. Financially, walking away from my career was either insanity or an act of faith. Have faith, I tell myself, because you’re doing the right thing. My mom has no one else left, and I couldn’t abandon her…

The White HouseApr 63 min read

Letter from the President: Protecting Retirement Security for Americans like Elaine from Chicago

“For Americans who are doing the hard work of saving for retirement, let’s make sure that they get a fair…

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Glen StephanMar 8

Maybe We Should Start Diverting Social Security to Millennials

Ester Bloom

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This piece ignores one major difference between the seniors and the kids (besides chronological age, of course): the under 30 generation has much more potential earning capability than the seniors, in health, stamina and employer desirability. Not to mention the older you get, the more it costs to stay alive as the harder it gets to actually do it.

James Kwak in Bull MarketMay 20, 20152 min read

Argument for Regulation: “Payout Baby!!!”

Argument against: “Honest, we do what’s best for our…

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John L Farrell in Midcentury ModernJul 2, 20153 min read

Arizona? I Think I’ll Pass

I’ll Take Our Jersey Mosquitos Over Scorpions Any Day

Jeremy AffeldtJan 63 min read

Thanking My Wife

Baseball is not as glamorous as you’d think. The game comes with a lot of stress, not least of which is traveling. It can be really hard on families, especially when kids start to enter the picture.

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Insight Center for Community Economic DevelopmentMar 314 min read

We must plan for tomorrow, so our families can live for today.

Robert Orzanna in Sustainable Consumption Research and Action Initiative2 days ago2 min read

Happier with a smaller income?

by Halina Brown, a member of SCORAI.

I am approaching the stage in my life when I need to plan for my retirement. So recently I talked to my financial advisor Jason at TIAA (Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association), which is a very large…