Aristocrat backs legal action for surrogate-born son’s inheritance
An aristocrat is backing legal action to ensure that his son born via a surrogate mother can inherit…
Lawmakers Consider Raising Retirement Benefits for Some Public Safety Workers
This story was produced by the Oregon Journalism Project, a nonprofit newsroom covering the state. Oregon lawmakers are currently…
Seattle ranks high in budgeting: WalletHub study insights
Seattle residents are among the most disciplined budgeters in the U.S., according to a new personal‑finance study that…
Inside the radical revamp of Social Security where a Wall Street CEO is changing almost everything at the $1.6 trillion benefits agency
For all the talk about Social Security being in crisis, what hasn’t been stressed enough is the leadership…
Goodbye to Retirement at 60 in South Africa: Don’t Miss This 2026 New Rules
South Africa’s pension landscape is undergoing a seismic shift as the traditional benchmark of retiring at 60 fades…
How much do you need in a SIPP to double the 2026 State Pension?
Image source: Getty Images April is fast approaching, and with it comes a tasty 4.8% bump to the…
The Times calls for a financial education revolution
Millions would be better off if they had been given a proper financial education, according to a wide-ranging…
Punjab & Haryana HC Rejects Ex-Army Officer’s Pension Claim Against State Electricity Regulatory Commission
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has dismissed a writ petition filed by a retired Indian Army officer…
Is $2.5M Enough to Retire on $100K a Year?
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I’m 64 and want to retire — but with a $185K mortgage, I’m terrified my nest egg won’t last. What to do ASAP
For decades, the retirement script was simple: the mortgage would be gone, expenses would fall, and savings would…
Regulator to up scrutiny of personal pensions
The Pensions Authority is increasing scrutiny of personal retirement savings accounts (PRSAs) in response to the boom in…
Why PIP benefit assessors are quitting in their droves
Insiders reveal the reasons behind staggering burnout rates, with over half of the health professionals who judge claims…