The Lorain Historical Society is announcing the upcoming retirement of Executive Director Barb Piscopo, marking the close of ...

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After 10 years as Chief of Police for the Schenectady Police Department, over 100 gathered at the Hellenic Center on Clinton ...

Balance retirement needs, evaluate insurance policies and figure out whether it’s worthwhile to have a stay-at-home parent ...

Gifting has long been a key component of inheritance tax (IHT) planning. However, the reasons why and the extent to which people make gifts has started to shift in recent years. Many are now choosing ...

We have a lot of life to live after retirement. This article describes how to make the rest of life the best of life.

Most financial planning assumes you'll never have enough, but a good die with zero plan helps you enjoy what you've got.

Die with zero” encourages spending money to enjoy life before retirement, rather than hoarding wealth. Here are some of the benefits and drawbacks of this strategy and how to make it work for you.

I’m 61, widowed, and still work full-time as a registered nurse in a very busy hospice house. I lost my husband four years ...

When I retire, I won’t be able to afford my house, so I will need to move (again). I understand and admit these poor ...

Since my husband died, I have bought and sold two homes, purchased a new car and created significant credit card debt twice.

When I retire, I won’t be able to afford my house, so I will need to move (again). I understand and admit these poor ...