Change Your Career With Confidence While working your job, do you find yourself thinking about another career possibility? This isn’t... Read More
Disclaimer: This is a sponsored ad. Did you know nearly one-third of Americans have not put together a plan for... Read More
I never knew Aubrae Gunderson. She died on September 26, 2005. It was a tragic accident; she was struck by a car while running with her cross country team at my local High School. Right in front of the school. They renamed the road in her honor, and there’s a... Read More
I’m sitting in the Delta lounge in Atlanta’s International Concourse F, awaiting a night flight to Dubai. A thought comes... Read More
As my regular readers know, I occasionally inject a “non-finance” article into the world that is The Retirement Manifesto. It’s... Read More
Over the past week, I’ve read several recent studies on depression in retirement. The findings are concerning. It turns out that depression in retirement is a surprisingly common problem, with one study citing that retirement increases the probability of depression by about 40 per cent. Another cites the highest increase... Read More
What, you may wonder, do Retirement Planning and Swiss Trains have in common? Very little, it turns out, and that‘s... Read More
There’s a special place at the end of my road – a place where time stands still. Or does it?... Read More
According to a recent survey, the most significant retirement fears (by a sizeable margin) relate to being able to cover your expenses once the paychecks stop flowing financially. The summary of the survey is shown below: To best address these fears, it is critical to understand various withdrawal strategies for... Read More
I had an epiphany of sorts at 6:00 am one morning this week, which is the focus of today’s philosophical... Read More