The Joy and Wisdom of Grandparenting
Retirement gives people more time to explore interests they may have put aside during their working years. Travel, gardening, and volunteering remain popular. But did you know that more adults 65 and older are also taking a hands-on interest in the stock market? For some, following a few companies offers a mental challenge and a … Read more
A new career, growing family, higher living costs or an unexpected expense can all affect your financial priorities. That’s why your investment strategy should support your long-term ambitions while giving you room to respond when circumstances shift. Plans that once suited your goals may need updating as your responsibilities change. Rather than seeing this as … Read more
Grandkids bring up things their grandparents have never heard of. Lately, some of what comes up ties back to artificial intelligence (AI), and every so often that overlaps with money. A grandchild might mention an AI stock they read about the same way they’d mention a video game. For many grandparents, the unfamiliar vocabulary can … Read more
By Peter C. Diamond It’s easy to forget that you are your own best asset because so much time is spent reacting to the wants and needs others. This is particularly true if you’re over 35. With the omnipresent demands of career and family you find little time for yourself. By not investing in yourself … Read more
By Dennis Miller Live off the interest, and never touch the principal. Today’s retirees had this drummed into their minds long ago. It is, after all, a laudable goal, and something every retiree and person approaching retirement should aspire to. But how in the heck are we supposed to do it?A friend recently told me … Read more
Dr. Eva Mor – Author of “Making the Golden Years Golden” One of the biggest worries that grandparents over the age of 50 has is what to do with their money, where to invest. Very few of us have the luxury of retiring without any worries. There are thousands of stocks and dozens of ways … Read more
