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The 4% rule has changed to the 4.7% rule, which is important for your retirement.

The 4% rule has changed to the 4.7% rule, which is important for your retirement.

Understanding the Evolution of the 4% Rule for Retirement Thirty years ago, a financial advisor named Bill Bengen introduced what became known as the 4% rule, which surprisingly gained a lot of traction. The idea was relatively straightforward: during your first year of retirement, you should spend 4% of your savings, adjusting that amount for […]

Jeremy Lin announces his retirement after 15 years in professional basketball

Jeremy Lin announces his retirement after 15 years in professional basketball

The End of “Linsanity” Jeremy Lin has officially retired from basketball, sharing the news through an Instagram post on Saturday evening. “As athletes, we always know retirement isn’t too far off,” Lin noted. “Fifteen years in, I understood that this day would come. Saying farewell to basketball today has been one of the toughest choices […]

Gen Z is tapping into their retirement savings, forgoing meals, and selling their possessions just to make ends meet, new reports reveal.

Gen Z is tapping into their retirement savings, forgoing meals, and selling their possessions just to make ends meet, new reports reveal.

Spending habits among younger generations, especially related to platforms like TikTok Shop, can reflect some serious financial challenges. It’s like, in a way, they’re choosing to skip meals just to afford the latest trends or, well, the essentials. According to new findings from the Payroll Integrated 2025 Employee Financial Wellness report, a significant portion of […]

Seniors may outlive their retirement funds in these 41 states

Seniors may outlive their retirement funds in these 41 states

Retirement Shortfalls for Older Americans A recent analysis reveals that older adults in 41 states could outlive their retirement savings. Many Americans express concern about their financial future after retirement, with worries about running out of money outweighing fears of health issues, according to a report from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies. The Average […]

Common misunderstandings about federal retirement benefits

Common misunderstandings about federal retirement benefits

The Human Resources Administration is predicting a surge in resignation applications due to a rise in federal employees using the Voluntary Early Resignation Agency (VERA) and the delayed Resignation Program (DRP). In a recent statement concerning new contracts aimed at updating the HR system, OPM noted an expected doubling of the backlog for resignation applications. […]

Proposed law would allow military retirees and fully disabled veterans to continue adding to military retirement accounts

Proposed law would allow military retirees and fully disabled veterans to continue adding to military retirement accounts

Washington – A former Navy pilot known as R-Va has left the military. Recently introduced legislation by Senator Jen Kigugan allows for the first time that 100% disabled veterans can contribute to military-sponsored retirement accounts, known as recycling savings plans. This bill facilitates veterans in advancing financial options for retirees, enabling them to allocate portions […]