Koyfin Launches Daily Sync to Automatically Update Client Portfolios
MIAMI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Koyfin, the investment research and portfolio analytics platform for financial advisors and investors, today announced the launch…
Mike Ambery joins Aviva from Standard Life
Aviva has appointed Mike Ambery as director of policy within its UK wealth business. Ambery joins from Standard…
EPFO paid lower EPS than passbook balance, forum awards 9% interest | Personal Finance
An Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) subscriber has won a case before a consumer commission after proving…
Your 401(k) Plan Has a Hidden Roth Door. Here’s How to Use It Before 2027
Quick Read High earners can funnel an extra $36,250 annually into a Roth by filling the gap between…
She Inherited the Family Cabin. Montana Now Taxes It Like a Second Home.
© Tashka / iStock via Getty Images Meet Susan, a 68-year-old retiree in Minneapolis who inherited her parents’…
Retirees share biggest mistakes they made before stopping work
The majority of retirees live in a stark reality that’s a warning sign for those looking ahead to…
Assets test: Should the family home be included in the age pension calculation?
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Digital agents power adviser’s push towards 1,000 clients
A self-professed “terrible manager” has explained how reconfiguring his leadership role and investing in digital employees, as well as his team, has…
How a 44-Year-Old Could Build a $9,000 Monthly Paycheck by 60 Without Maxing a 401(k)
Quick Read Generating $108,000 annually from dividends requires roughly $2.7M at a 4% yield, $1.8M at 6%, or…
Why child-free couples may need more—not less—for retirement
Many child-free couples make the same assumption: without the cost of raising children, they will need less money…
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Researchers studying what people miss most after retiring have found that it is rarely the work, the money, or the status — it is the small daily proof that somebody was expecting them to turn up
On the first Monday after retirement, the alarm does not ring. Nobody asks whether the train was delayed.…