The Second Act Show with Andy Levine
The transition to your second-act career can be daunting. Whether it’s your own decision to change directions, or you’re being pushed (or have been pushed) out of your job, you…
Major cost-saving changes to Medicare
“These provisions will not only save a lot of money, but provide the kind of price stability that is so important to people with fixed incomes.”
The Second Act Show with Dr. Mona Mourshed
Take 30-minutes to watch the Second-Act Show as we talk with Dr. Mona Mourshed, the founding CEO of Generation.org, a non-profit dedicated to improving education, training, and employment for marginalized…
Retirees could see biggest bump in Social Security in decades
The cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security benefits, or COLA, could be an increase of 9.6% next year, boosting the average retiree benefit of $1,656 by $159 per month, according to…
Book that fall getaway flight now
The average domestic airfare per ticket will drop to $286 round-trip this month, down 25% from May when the average round-trip ticket topped $400, according to Travel booking app, Hopper’s…
Why LGBTQ+ adults wrestle with financial security
Paths to parenthood in the LGBTQ+ communities typically include adoption, surrogacy, and sperm donation — all of which can be accompanied by hefty price tags,
The Second Act Show with Justin Smith
Our second-act careers are certainly a new and extended career stage, but they also represent what financial planner Justin Smith calls a “Victory Lap.” After building expertise, successes (and maybe…
Take Control: Over 50: You can get a Job and Earn an Income
In this New Way Forward interview Kerry will give you the insight, information and motivation to get a job or earn an income potentially in a whole new way and…
Is ‘non-promotable work’ holding you back?
There are three characteristics to look for when you're trying to pick out if your assignment is non-promotable. Is it directly linked to the organization's goals and missions? Is it…
Millennials may get hit with a loss of up to $675,000 in Social Security benefits
Unless there are reforms to the Social Security program before the surplus is depleted in 2034, millennials should expect roughly a 20% reduction in Social Security benefits when it’s time…