The financial hardships of the Great Recession forced many people to start thinking outside the box. Continue reading
A concerted effort to draw American manufacturing operations back to the U.S. over the past three years has done little to move the needle. Continue reading
Anxiety is the most common mental complaint in the U.S., with more than 40 million people suffering from it on a regular basis Continue reading
It’s not just fine wines that get better with age. We also are always improving — growing more confident over time, having met challenges and overcome them. Our decision-making gets easier. Continue reading
Here’s an idea for restless young adults and adventurous retirees alike: Get paid to live in Italy. Continue reading
Sometimes it feels as though we don’t learn from our past financial mistakes. Back in 2008, as a contributor to the recession, consumer debt reached a record high of $12.68 trillion. Continue reading
According to the United Nations, across the globe, people older than 65 now outnumber children under five for the first time in history. Continue reading
If you are retired or planning to retire soon, you may still have some work to do Continue reading
Some hard-working, taxpaying Americans get angry when they hear Social Security called an entitlement program, perhaps because the word “entitlement” has come to have a connotation with welfare programs. Continue reading
There’s a growing number of businesses that have kept quiet when it comes to the health care debate. Continue reading