A majority of investors now consider regular 'financial crises' to be an integral part of their…
Author: Arthur Bleemer
‘A funeral isn’t just a day in the life — it’s a life in a day.’ Women in the funeral industry are finding their calling.
The number of women entering the funeral industry is more than double the number of men.
‘How to travel for free’: I spent $500 hosting my friend for a week. Should she have paid for food and utilities?
‘She binged on food, mainly junk food, and I had to foot the cost.’
Investors are building a record number of homes — solely to rent out. Will this hurt aspiring homeowners?
The construction of single-family homes built by investors solely for the rental market is forging full…
‘I’m 63 and desperately hate my work’: Should I pay off my mortgage, claim Social Security and quit my job?
"I’d like to start over, maybe start a business and live out my days doing something…
Oil prices jump more than 2% after Saudi Arabia sets July production cut
Oil futures trade with strong gains Sunday evening, after Saudi Arabia announces it will cut production…
We want to retire somewhere with pleasant winters. Our budget is $600,000-$700,000. Where should we go?
These snowbirds want to be close to an airport, but not in a big city.
I’m 65 with more than $5 million saved and I can’t figure out how to spend it fast enough to avoid an RMD disaster
When you’ve been saving your whole life, sometimes it’s hard to switch gears and start spending,…
Five college towns worth staying put in after graduation
College towns aren’t just for students: These small cities and towns are great places to live…
Almost half of today’s working households are at risk of a lower standard of living in retirement
Despite extensive changes to the National Retirement Risk Index's platform, methodology, and data, the picture remains…
Here’s everything new coming to Amazon’s Prime Video in June 2023
Get ready for the final season of 'Jack Ryan,' more of 'The Grand Tour,' Boots Riley's…
‘Ability is ageless’: New York City helps retirees get back to work and fill open jobs
A new program trains New York retirees to rejoin the workforce.