Retirement
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8 reasons why financial solutions fail (and what actually helps)
Every year, millions of people make financial decisions: save more, spend less, get out of debt, and finally get “serious”…
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Why is Australia's retirement system better than the United States? – Center for Retirement Research
Our Social Security program is well structured, but it has a major flaw. I've been scratching my head since President…
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How many of them are there? who are they? – Center for Retirement Research
Two recent reports on family caregivers reflect the scale and nature of caregiving activities. In terms of the number of…
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New Year’s Goals for 2026 – Retire before 40
Happy New Year! ! ! 2026 has arrived and it’s time to start over! Aren’t you happy to have this…
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Who receives Social Security while working—and why do they do it? – Center for Retirement Research
Social Security was originally designed for retirement. However, many older adults report receiving both wages and Social Security benefits. This…
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More than just money: Our editors’ favorite retirement planning articles for 2025
Every year, we publish hundreds of articles designed to help you plan for the future you want. Some of these…
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Happy Holidays 2025! – Retire at age 40
Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa, Happy Winter Solstice, and Happy Holidays! Happy holidays to everyone! ! ! 2025 is…
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Last-minute gifts with life-changing impact: Books that inspire financial peace of mind and good living at any age
When it comes to gift giving, it’s easy to default to thing. But some of the most meaningful gifts don’t…
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What Not Retiring Can Tell Us About the Job Market – Center for Retirement Research
What “Not Retired” Can Tell Us About the Job Market Today, economists find themselves in a fog about the labor…
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Is retirees returning to work a sign of a strong labor force or a recession? – Center for Retirement Research
What “not retired” can tell us about the job market. Today, economists find themselves in a fog about the labor…
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