All I can ask is, “What were they thinking?” When I read Judith Warner’s much-discussed article in Sunday’s New York Times Magazine, “The Opt-Out Generation Wants Back In,” I shrugged. Warner wrote…

Don’t bother reading this column if you’ve already fully funded your retirement. Go play golf and let the rest of us tackle some tough questions without you. To wit, can…

I don’t have a problem spending money on something I value – a vacation, a pair of good shoes or a special gift for my husband. I’m still earning money,…

How did you become a writer? I began by writing about something I was passionate about—horses! I always knew I wanted to become writer. I kept a journal from the time…

It can be tough for women to find work after taking years off to raise kids. And if you’re looking for employment, you may need to swallow your pride, accepting…

If I suddenly lost my job or was walloped by medical bills, probably the last place I’d go for money to keep me afloat would be my retirement savings. To me,…

Two days ago, I was sitting on a bench overlooking the Atlantic Ocean watching sizable waves smash onto the sandy beach and talking to a recently retired friend about, no…

When it comes to job fields that value 50-plus workers, the nonprofit arena is a bright light. The ability to hit the ground running is your calling card. Not having to shell…

Listen to Kerry on CoSozo “During tonight’s show with my friend Kerry Hannon, we have a great dialogue about the big “HOW”! How to manage career transition How to look at…

The atmosphere at your job has been toxic, as rumors fly that there’s a round of layoffs looming. So you keep your head down and hope you keep your job. But when that call…