Browsing: Retirement

A recent column in The Washington Post by housing finance expert Jim Parrott placed much of the blame for the current housing shortage on a tax…

Earlier this year, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the federal agency that runs the Medicare program, issued a proposed rule for the home health…

There are few things in this world that I enjoy more than observing my sons outshine their father. And I’m not just talking about outperforming me…

When Gary Graves began considering the best place to enjoy his retirement, it was an easy choice: He headed back to the town where he went…

Forbes screened nearly 1,000 locales in the U.S. for everything from climate change risk to crime to availability of doctors. Those that made the cut were…

On October 1, the 2026 information for Medicare Part D drug and Medicare Advantage plans went live. Past experience has taught me it is too early…

The inability of Congress and President Trump to agree on a government funding bill, and the shutdown it caused, could have a severe impact on the…

If you were hospitalized tonight, who could move cash, run payroll, ship orders, post an update from your company’s verified account, or even reset a two-factor…

The latest vaccine recommendations by a federal Centers for Disease Control advisory panel could put older adults at risk for severe illness. Not directly, perhaps, but…

IntroductionMany taxpayers created irrevocable trusts and transferred significant assets to them to hopefully save estate tax. Others were named as beneficiaries of trusts that others may…