Closing The Racial Divide
"Black Americans do not save for retirement. Part of it is the lower income jobs, but part of it is also financial literacy."
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"Black Americans do not save for retirement. Part of it is the lower income jobs, but part of it is also financial literacy."
Advice for adult children so their parents in nursing homes and assisted living are safe from scammers
You don’t have to be Warren Buffett for your year-end giving to make a difference
What three financial advisers suggest and how the U.S. government could help low- and moderate-income retired Americans
Longevity, high medical costs and low savings rates will keep us working for a long time.
"As a 'middle-aged' female, I believe COVID has set my retirement age back at least three to five years due to my fear of uncertainty of many things."
"Those who learn to communicate well about finances early on are likely to be rewarded for the effort in the years to come.”
Most retirees say that all four pillars—health, family, purpose, and finances—are crucial to optimal well-being in retirement, which makes sense to me. And retirees, when compared with younger Americans, are…
Nearly 7 in 10 workers expect working for pay to be a source of retirement income —68% expect this to be at least a minor source of income in retirement,…
"Small-business owners and even those with a side gig may benefit from a small-business credit card," says Gerri Detweiler, education director for Nav, which supplies free credit research and tools for…