Police chief in Georgia taken into custody for stalking shortly after revealing retirement plans
Georgia Police Chief Arrested After Retirement Announcement A police chief in Georgia has been arrested amid allegations of misusing police technology for stalking and harassment, just hours after he announced his retirement after over two decades of service. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation disclosed on Wednesday that they arrested Braselton Police Chief Michael Steffman, 49, […]
TIAA CEO: Worries about an ‘AI bubble’ shouldn’t distract retirement investors
Concerns about a potential bubble in AI stocks have many investors closely monitoring their retirement accounts, with a fair amount of worry in the air. However, Sasunda Brown Duckett, CEO of TIAA, noted that this may not be the main concern for individual investors. In an interview at TIAA’s FutureWise conference in Washington, D.C., earlier […]
Alterations to Social Security in 2026 could affect the retirement age. Here’s what you need to understand.
Social Security Rules Set to Raise Full Retirement Age WASHINGTON — If you’re considering retirement next year, it might be worth reassessing your plans regarding your retirement age. In 2026, long-standing regulations will adjust the age at which retirees can claim full benefits. The full retirement age (FRA) marks the point when individuals are eligible […]
Changes to Social Security in 2026 could affect retirement age. Here’s what to understand.
Decades of Social Security Rules Will Raise Full Retirement Age WASHINGTON — Are you considering retiring next year? It might be a good idea to reassess your plan regarding your retirement age. Starting in 2026, long-standing regulations will raise the age at which retirees can claim full benefits. The full retirement age (FRA) is the […]
Texas Representative Doggett pauses retirement after court stops GOP redistricting.
Texas Rep. Doggett Responds to Redistricting Ruling Texas Democratic Congressman Lloyd Doggett made it clear he isn’t stepping down after a federal judge decided against a Republican-led redistricting initiative in Texas. Earlier this year, Doggett had hinted at retirement plans when new redistricting maps, crafted by the Texas Republican Party, placed him in direct competition […]
At 59, my husband and I have $250,000 saved for retirement. However, my friend claims he has $700,000. Should we be concerned about our readiness?
Planning for Retirement: What You Really Need How much money do you really need to feel secure in retirement? And what if your resources aren’t quite where you thought they’d be? Let’s break down a specific example and think through the numbers together. A 59-year-old nurse and her husband have put in decades of hard […]
Understanding how retirement income is taxed: It may be more than you realize.
Understanding Taxes in Retirement You likely have a handle on your retirement savings, but do you know what your tax obligations will look like once you retire? “Not knowing the tax implications of your savings and investments can lead you to underestimate your spending power in retirement,” notes financial advisor Ryan Tucker, who leads BOSS […]
Investors are investing billions in ETFs, but their retirement gains are being diminished by these three errors.
ETFs: A Growing Trend in Investing Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen a remarkable surge in popularity lately, and the trend shows no signs of slowing down. According to Morningstar, in the first half of 2025, these funds attracted a staggering $540 billion in new investments. As investments flow into ETFs, the market is increasingly getting […]
Is it too late? I’m 40 and hope to retire before 60. I have $12K in a retirement account but no emergency fund. Is there any chance?
I’m 40 and hoping to retire before I hit 60. Right now, I’ve got six years in civil service and could retire at 30 with full benefits, no matter my age. I could also buy back seven years of service for a higher price. I’ve got $12,000 in my retirement account that I could use […]
As federal retirement claims reach an all-time high, delays and dissatisfaction increase
David Wolfel, a retired U.S. Navy civilian architect, is among many federal employees who opted for retirement this year due to significant layoffs under the Trump administration. In May, after spending a few months on administrative leave, he submitted his resignation. Yet, six months later, it’s still uncertain when his retirement allowance will be processed. […]