Three Things Financially Confident People Do, From a Pro Who Knows
If you have any worries about your retirement future, take back control with these three tips.
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As a nurse, I’ve seen people use their power of attorney to take advantage of their parents. It would chill you to the bone.
“Even if someone has millions of dollars in retirement, that won’t keep them from being trapped in the hospital.”
Do you have a lottery addiction? With the Powerball jackpot now at $700 million, this man’s story may be telling.
Adam Osmond gambled away a fortune on lottery games, but eventually sought help.
‘Isn’t a bonus usually at least $100?’: How company rewards can backfire
From $600 designer shoes to $5 bird feeders, bonuses can boost or bust employee morale
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Are recessions really a thing of the past?
Hubris in the financial markets is most apparent when growth is robust and investors ignore the past.
I’m 65 and retiring next year. Should I buy an annuity to protect against diminished Social Security?
“I will be comfortable spending $250,000 annually on more than $4 million in investments.”
Who can actually buy a house today? Meet the ‘elite’ buyers achieving the American dream.
The share of first-time home buyers is at a historic low — yet they haven’t entirely disappeared.
‘It’s like a psychological ceiling’: Why fast-food chains are trying to stay below $10 in their pricing
Consumers don’t consider it a bargain if you cross into double-digit territory, experts say.
‘I’ve struggled in every way’: My brother passed away and I’m $28,000 in debt. How do I get out of this mess?
“Has my grief affected my situation? Looking back, I think it did.”