Struggling governments are looking more at people’s retirement savings, and experts are raising concerns.

As financial pressures from aging populations and the debts accrued during the pandemic grow, governments are increasingly looking at a new source of funding: people’s retirement savings. According to the Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension Index, pension fund assets in the OECD have more than tripled since 2003, reaching $63.1 trillion in 2024. This significant […]
Mississippi father confesses to taking $10,000 from his 4-year-old’s savings.

Controversy Surrounds Mississippi Mail Carrier A mail carrier in Mississippi has stirred significant backlash after revealing on a YouTube economics show that she took $10,000 from her 4-year-old son’s savings account to fund a series of vacations. Strangely, she stated that she feels no regret about it. The 28-year-old individual, known as Christian, confessed during […]
Generation X confronts the reality of retirement as savings prove inadequate

Generation X Faces Retirement Challenges Generation X is set to be the next group to retire following the baby boomers, but many are encountering a tough reality check regarding their retirement funds. Experts highlight that numerous workers simply don’t have enough savings for a comfortable retirement. Gallup reports that about 40% of Americans lack money […]
4 Clever Ways Americans Are Ensuring Their Retirement Savings Endure

Concerns Over Retirement Savings Among Americans Many people in the U.S. express worries about their financial situation, particularly when it comes to being able to retire comfortably. According to a recent survey from U.S. Bank, close to half of Americans—47%—lack confidence in their ability to save adequately for retirement. Interestingly, however, some folks are feeling […]
I’m 53 and had to retire. I have $700K invested that brings in $50K a year, along with $320K in retirement savings. What should I do now?

Investment Strategy Even if you’ve got a decent amount saved up, relying heavily on MLPs can expose you to unnecessary risks. “Diversifying your portfolio can lead to a more stable income during retirement,” says Ryan Heiss, a certified financial planner with Flynn Zito Capital Management. A good financial planner can definitely assist with this. The […]
7 alarm clocks that really help you wake up after daylight savings time ends

Best Alarm Clocks for Daylight Saving Time As daylight saving time wraps up next week, many will find it a bit tougher to rise and shine in the morning. Whether you prefer a gentle sunrise alarm that softly eases you awake or a more traditional buzzer that might even wake the neighbors, we’ve compiled a […]
Mark Cuban Claims Eliminating Billionaires Would Harm the Market and Deplete Savings: ‘Should We Abolish the Stock Market?’

Mark Cuban’s Take on Billionaires and the Market Mark Cuban has voiced concerns about the potential fallout from removing billionaires, suggesting it could lead to a stock market crash that might wipe out average Americans’ savings. In a recent post on Blue Sky, he challenged the notion that taxing or capping the wealth of billionaires […]
“Problematic IRAs” poised to take $43B from Americans’ savings by 2030, according to a report

A recent analysis reveals that many American workers might be unintentionally losing substantial retirement savings through “safe harbor IRAs.” These accounts, created to hold small temporary 401(k) funds, can instead become long-term financial traps, draining savings through excessive fees and low returns. According to a report by PensionBee, utilizing data from the Employee Research Benefit […]
How people in Maine should approach retirement savings at all stages of life

Christine Byrne observes a group of young adults entering her office at Buck Cove Financial in Falmouth. As a seasoned wealth advisor, she feels encouraged that these 20-somethings are starting to focus on their finances, especially during a time when the reliability of Social Security feels uncertain and retirement can seem unrealistic. Byrne notes that […]
$7.2M Yearly Savings: Smith Micro Reduces Workforce by 30%, Board Forgoes $45K in Stock Award Fees

October 15, 2025 – 4:01 PM The company anticipates annual savings of $7.2 million. pittsburgh — (BUSINESS WIRE) — Smith MicroSoftware, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMSI) has announced that it is undertaking organizational changes aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and cutting costs. This aligns with the company’s broader vision for the future. The restructuring, which includes some […]