What Seniors Need To Know About Congress’ Big Budget Bill

The massive 2025 budget bill, which Congress passed on July 3, would slash safety net programs for older adults, people with disabilities, and their family caregivers, though many of those

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Pride Month Estate Planning: Cautionary Steps To Consider

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Worrisome Environment I received a post-card “save the date” for an upcoming wedding. The post-card started as follows: “In an

Why You Need A Legacy Plan Before It’s Too Late

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The death of a spouse is one of life’s most devastating events. The overwhelming sense of loss impacts every aspect

Why You Must Involve Your Adult Children In Your Financial Plan

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“What would my parents have wanted?” Those six words capture the emotional chaos that can follow a parent’s passing. Many

4 Steps To Build A Portfolio Of Lifetime Retirement Income

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If you’re approaching retirement or recently retired, you’ll want to make sure you have enough regular retirement income to enjoy

The False Promise Of Retirement Target-Date Mutual Funds

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If you’re contributing to a 401(k), chances are you’ve been default invested into a retirement target-date mutual fund—and you may

The Power Of A ‘Massively Transformative Purpose’

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Net worth is easy to measure. But what makes it worthwhile? What justifies the effort, investment, or sacrifice required to

Social Security’s Annual Earnings Limitation Made Simple

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I’ll admit, this topic can be confusing. First, let's start with Social Security’s definition of full retirement age. Depending on

5 Things To Ask Aging Parents About Emergency Evacuations

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Recent wildfires in Los Angeles, floods, extreme heat, tornadoes and other emergencies are getting more frequent in our country. If

Highly Profitable Corporations Amass Trillions In Cash And Pay Out Trillions In Dividends

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Nonfinancial corporations continue to do very well. Recent data from the Federal Reserve, specifically its Release Z.1 Financial Accounts of

Key Policy Steps Could Ease Social Security’s Finances

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The Social Security trustees released their latest annual report, evaluating the finances of the country’s premier social program. It faces

Seven Important Points About Part D Drug Plans And Pharmacies

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Growing up, my parents always visited the same drug store on the main street in our small town. They were

Chris Hughes’ American Economic History

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Chris Hughes’s Market Crafters: The 100‑Year Struggle to Shape the American Economy, published just a few weeks ago in the