‘I miss the buzz of work and wish I’d saved more’: What it’s really like to retire
Retired film editor Mike Lithgow, 72, spends Fridays racing his sail-boat around the jutting coastline near his Cornwall…
Now single, can Randy, 61, afford to help his niece and nephew financially?
Open this photo in gallery: With a net worth of $5.6-million and no children of his own, Randy…
EPFO fast-tracks PF withdrawals, aims to settle claims within 24–48 hours — check details here
The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) expects most fresh PF withdrawal claims filed by members to be settled…
Higher social security payouts for Americans in 2027 may put the retirement programme at risk — Here’s how
United States President Donald Trump’s policies have driven inflation higher and increased potential social security payouts for Americans…
Bengaluru Woman Questions Youngsters Spending Habits, Says They Should Save More
A Bengaluru woman’s views on how young people spend their money have triggered a debate on social media.…
Professional Guidance for Financial Plans
Prema and Mohan were seeking professional guidance on their financial goals. Both are working in Bengaluru. Prema is…
At 62, His Woods Became a Maple Syrup Business. What the Income Does to His Social Security.
Quick Read Social Security’s earnings test counts net profit, not gross sales, so deducting business expenses can keep…
Retiring with an EMI? Here’s when it can make sense and when it could derail your retirement
For decades, conventional wisdom has suggested that people should retire debt-free. Because once your salary stops, your retirement…
76% of American retirees have big savings regrets — and younger workers now plan to put off retirement to avoid them
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Retirement Has Three Spending Phases. Most Budgets Only Cover the First One.
© Inside Creative House / Shutterstock.com Retirement spending does not stay flat. Financial planners have long described it…
Grandparents Can Move $190,000 Per Grandchild Out of Their Estate in One Afternoon, Tax-Free, With One Election on One Form
Quick Read Married grandparents can superfund a 529 with $190,000 per grandchild, removing it from their taxable estate…
Leaving Property to Your Heirs Can Lead to Headache, not Robust Wealth
Christine Parker, a certified financial planner, helps clients tackle complex questions about passing on wealth. Yet one of…