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How to Break Free From the 'One More Year' Trap and Actually RetireDespite having more than enough money to retire, some people simply cannot step away from their jobs.
By Kathryn Pomroy
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6 Economics Lessons About Work and RetirementWhile critics complain that economists are always at odds, there are plenty of areas of agreement that contain valuable lessons for our working lives and more.
By Philip Segal, CLU®, ChFC®, RICP®
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The Pros Outweigh the Cons of Investing in a 529This tax-advantage savings account is perfect for students.
By Lisa Gerstner
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7 Foreign Countries Luring Americans to Work Abroad During the Pandemiccareers Work remotely – really remotely – in these appealing destinations offering special visas for American workers.
By Sean Lengell
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Gift Ideas For Graduates That Are Actually MeaningfulHelp a new grad get off on the right foot with these ideas.
By Ella Vincent
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How Can a Professor Protect Herself From Demanding Students?Students wanted to reschedule a final exam, and when their professor cited a long-standing, universal rule, they muttered about filing a grievance. What's next?
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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I Want to Pay Off Our Grandson's $45K Student Loan DebtWe're 73, with $2.1 million and $4k a month in Social Security. My husband says we can't afford to help our grandson. Who's right?
By Maurie Backman
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What's the Best Way to Fund my Grandchild's 529 Plan for College?Is it better to make a lump-sum contribution up front or spread funds out through the years? We asked a college savings professional and a financial planner for their advice.
By Maurie Backman
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Struggling on a High Salary? How to Make It Go FurtherWhile the average annual salary in the U.S. is about $64,500, even those on higher incomes can still feel like they're struggling. Earning more isn't the answer.
By Ron Tallou
