Browsing: Retirement

Millions of widowed, divorced or otherwise single adults live alone. With the changes of aging, new dangers emerge. Frailty, cognitive decline, and failing health set them…

A gift is only a gift when it is completed, according to the tax code. In a recent case, an individual signed a power of attorney…

By Richard Eisenberg, Next Avenue The Pew Research Center frequently publishes fascinating studies about America and Americans, but its recent jobs survey was an eye-opener. Pew…

It’s officially the end of an era for golden visas in Europe. In 2020, Cyprus closed its citizenship-by-investment program (similar to a golden visa but granting…

A big part of a trader’s success is the ability to technically analyze assets. In this article, you’ll learn what technical analysis is and how you…

The Great Recession had a major impact on savers of all types, including institutional investors like pension funds. This quickly stirred debate about the retirement plans…

The special and significant retirement risks of upper middle class and affluent Americans often are overlooked. The “retirement crisis” in America frequently is discussed and studied,…

By Chris Farrell, Next Avenue Randy Davis started out in the mattress business in Denver nearly 35 years ago, when waterbeds were the rage (remember them?).…

The IRS is again pushing off a start date for new legislation by introducing a transition period. Earlier, the IRS declared a one-year delay in the…

By Mark A. Stein, Next Avenue Theresa McCartin was looking forward to the new year. She had left a steady corporate job and was eager to…