Marcy Gordon, Ap Business Writer Updated 2:10 am CDT, Wednesday, June 5, 2019 FILE - In this Feb. 6, 2018, file photo, a woman walks through the front doors at a Fidelity Investments office on Congress Street as the ticker displays stock market numbers in Boston. Federal regulators are moving to require that brokers provide their customers with detailed disclosures of their potential conflicts of interest when dispensing advice for retirement planning and other investments. less FILE - In this Feb. 6, 2018, file photo, a woman walks through the front doors at a Fidelity Investments office on Congress Street as the ticker displays stock market numbers in Boston. Federal regulators are ... more Photo: Stephan Savoia, AP Photo: Stephan Savoia, AP Image 1 of / 3 Caption Close Image 1 … [Read more...] about SEC moving to require brokers to reveal conflicts for advice
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Sanders to propose dramatic expansion in estate tax on richest Americans
Jeff Stein, The Washington Post Published 6:05 am PST, Thursday, January 31, 2019 Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vermont, speaks to supporters during a campaign rally at Crissy Field in San Francisco, California, on Monday, June 6, 2016. Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vermont, speaks to supporters during a campaign rally at Crissy Field in San Francisco, California, on Monday, June 6, 2016. Photo: Connor Radnovich, The Chronicle Buy photo Photo: Connor Radnovich, The Chronicle Image 1 of / 37 Caption Close Image 1 of 37 Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vermont, speaks to supporters during a campaign rally at Crissy Field in San Francisco, California, on Monday, June 6, 2016. Democratic presidential … [Read more...] about Sanders to propose dramatic expansion in estate tax on richest Americans
Could you live on your retirement?
Dayana Yochim Nerdwallet Published 12:03 AM EST Jan 28, 2019 Precision isn’t always possible when it comes to retirement planning. That doesn’t mean you have to wing it and hope your savings don’t expire before you do. Looking at the income, living expenses and life spans of today’s retirees can help you make the right financial moves so your golden years aren’t tarnished by an unexpected shortfall. What’s an ‘average’ retirement cost? Government and Gallup data reveal a lot about what retirement is like for Americans today. It starts at age 61, even though many tell Gallup they planned to work longer. And based on some morbid math — the average remaining life expectancy of someone who’s made it to their early 60s (23.3 years), according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — you should plan to be retired for at least a few decades. Your mileage may vary based on things such as your work … [Read more...] about Could you live on your retirement?
How to estimate the money you will need for retirement
Dayana Yochim Nerdwallet Published 10:09 PM EST Jan 27, 2019 Precision isn’t always possible when it comes to retirement planning. That doesn’t mean you have to wing it and hope your savings don’t expire before you do. Looking at the income, living expenses and life spans of today’s retirees can help you make the right financial moves so your golden years aren’t tarnished by an unexpected shortfall. What’s an ‘average’ retirement cost? Government and Gallup data reveal a lot about what retirement is like for Americans today. It starts at age 61, even though many tell Gallup they planned to work longer. And based on some morbid math — the average remaining life expectancy of someone who’s made it to their early 60s (23.3 years), according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — you should plan to be retired for at least a few decades. Your mileage may vary based on things such as your work (accountant … [Read more...] about How to estimate the money you will need for retirement
Could you live on your retirement savings for 23 years?
Precision isn't always possible when it comes to retirement planning. That doesn't mean you have to wing it and hope your savings don't expire before you do. Looking at the income, living expenses and life spans of today's retirees can help you make the right financial moves so your golden years aren't tarnished by an unexpected shortfall. WHAT'S AN "AVERAGE" RETIREMENT COST? Government and Gallup data reveal a lot about what retirement is like for Americans today. It starts at age 61, even though many tell Gallup they planned to work longer. And based on some morbid math — the average remaining life expectancy of someone who's made it to their early 60s (23.3 years), according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — you should plan to be retired for at least a few decades. Your mileage may vary based on things such as your work (accountant versus rodeo clown, for example), diet, family health history and participation in extreme sports leagues. The average … [Read more...] about Could you live on your retirement savings for 23 years?