The New York Times Column: Taxes and More When Moving in Retirement
Models of pre-retirement planning, Don and Reina Weiner bought an acre of land almost a decade ago in the Woodlands of Chapel Hill, a mixed-age community in North Carolina. The…
Kerry’s Expert Views on Today: Women Working Longer and The Workplace
If you’re a woman looking forward to retiring after years in the workforce, brace yourself. You may have less company than you expect. The share of older women remaining in…
Kerry’s Expert Views On Work in Retirement
Busting the Myths About Work in Retirement posted by Richard Eisenberg, June 5, 2014 More by this author The once-antithetical notion of working in retirement has become the new reality;…
Three Money Tips for New College Grads on Forbes.com
What New College Grads Need To Know About Money By Caitlin Bonney, Next Avenue Contributor
8 Money And Work Tips For My College-Grad Niece
College graduations are hopeful, exciting, scary … and, to be honest, somewhat bittersweet. On May 11, I attended the University of Richmond’s, cheering on my 22-year-old niece, Caitlin Bonney, as…
7 Things to Know About Recruiters and Your Job Hunt
While it’s flattering to get a call from a recruiter, it can be a complicated relationship. A good rapport can be a win for both of you. You get the…
Kerry’s PBS Column: Where Are All the Female Financial Advisers?
Eleanor Blayney says she’s lonely. The financial adviser and founder of Directions for Women, a financial consulting firm based in McLean, Va., is referring to the scarcity of fellow… err……
Ready For A Career Shift?
Are you thinking about a launching a new career, but don’t know where to start? Then here’s good news. Acclaimed journalist Kerry Hannon has just released a revised paperback edition…
7 Moves Older Job Hunters Must Make
Many workers over 50 know the feeling of a hiring manager looking across the desk at them and seeing their “expiration” date. They think you aren’t in it for the…
The No. 1 Way Women Can Succeed More at Work
Why are women sissies at work? Seriously. Women in their 50s and 60s, including myself at times, are less likely than men to step up and say “I can do…
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