America is Beating Japan in this Retirement Savings Measure, but Not for the Right...
Running out of money during retirement is the greatest risk people take when they decide to stop working. The World Economic Forum has published...
Have You Already Lost Hope for Retirement?
A scary statistic was recently uncovered in a survey conducted by LendEDU. Nearly 40 percent of Americans fear they will never save enough money...
Healthcare Could Cost You Your Retirement: Part II
Yesterday I explained to you how even frugal retirees can have their savings sunk when unexpected health care costs arise. Running out of money...
Will You Run Out of Money in Retirement?
The Employee Benefit Research Institute has run the numbers, and they don't look good. An estimated 40.6% of American households are projected to run...
How Many “Retirees” Will Keep Working?: Some Just Won’t Stop
Today, Bloomberg's Stephanomics podcast analyzes a theme I've been writing about for a while, the question of How Many “Retirees” Will Keep Working?
The podcast...
How Many “Retirees” Will Keep Working?: Paying Their Kids’ Bills
Across America, parents are spending their retirement savings to pay their children's bills. Student loans, insurance, credit cards, and healthcare costs are just some...
Do You Feel Good?
Around four years ago I was practicing French with Debbie before a trip to Paris. I wrote then:
Je Me Sens Bien
As you read...
Dead or Alive? The Future of Long-Term Investing: Part IV
The answer to the question of whether long-term investing is dead or alive comes down to my favorite three letters in the alphabet: Y.O.U.
When...
Dead or Alive? The Future of Long-Term Investing: Part II
Ask anyone if they’re a long-term investor and nine out of ten will tell you they are most definitely long-term investors. That is, unless...
Dead or Alive? The Future of Long-Term Investing
Is long-term investing dead? You would think so reading even my favored Wall Street Journal as it beats the drum for the future robo-advisors—a...