Working in Retirement: How to Be a Patient Advocate
This week, I received an email from a friend who has been caring for his ailing mother. Here’s what he wrote: “I feel very good about what I’ve been able…
Making a Move Abroad, and Working There, Too
WHEN Patrice Wynne shuttered her independent bookstore, Gaia, in Berkeley, Calif., and retired, she knew three things. She wanted to move to a place where she could slow down the…
How I Slash Retirement Account Fees: A D-I-Y Target Date Fund
I watched the disturbing Frontline documentary on PBS, The Retirement Gamble, and not surprisingly, I got to thinking about the fees I pay for investing in my retirement accounts. On…
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6 Ways to Land a Job When You’re Over 50
Are you kidding? Save for retirement? Seriously, there are far more pressing financial issues–like making ends meet right now and clinging to your current job, or worse, finding one, which…
And Now, a Cheery View of Women and Retirement
It’s a rare day when you run across someone who says the retirement future for women isn’t bleak. Meet Pamela Everhart, senior vice president of retirement policy development and market…
PBS Next Avenue: Hillary Clinton and Women’s Retirement Anxiety
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was welcomed back to work Monday with a heavily padded football helmet and a standing ovation by her staff. I never doubted she’d be…
Kerry Quoted as Expert in USA Today: More Americans 75 and Older Keep Working
Sixty-five is the normal retirement age, but many older Americans are working much later in life and it’s not just because they need the money. Article by Christine Dugas USA…
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Time: Jobs Guru Spills Secrets About Older Workers
Workers 55 and older are expected to be the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. labor force this decade, and it’s not solely because of Baby Boomers are graying. A greater-than-expected…
The New York Times: Employers Oversee an Army of Retiree Volunteers
THE day Alan Toney retired from Michelin North America he bought a Triumph Bonneville motorcycle and made a plan to ride on all seven continents. After nine years, only Antarctica…
Next Avenue column: Women Get Bum Advice on Social Security
In an earlier Next Avenue blog post, I noted that many women have rocky relationships with financial advisers because they find the money pros disrespectful and condescending. I’ve now found…
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