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Beloved Bob DeMayo Talks About Decades of Being Head Coach
Bob DeMayo has always wanted to coach baseball, and he’s been doing just that since 1959.
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‘Not How My Story's Supposed to End': Dominguez Reflects on Retirement
On the eve of her retirement, Acting New Haven Police Chief told NBC Connecticut’s Kyle Jones she isn’t leaving the department on the terms she had hoped for.
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Sharks Legend Patrick Marleau Officially Retires After 23 NHL Seasons
After 21 seasons with the Sharks, two more with the Toronto Maple Leafs and part of a season with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Patrick Marleau is hanging up his skates.
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The Sooner You Invest in Your Retirement, the Better
A great hack to jumpstart your retirement savings: open a 401K through your job and start your own Roth IRA account. If you’re young, the best time to start funding your retirement is now, we explain in the latest installment of our “Surviving Capitalism” series.
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Social Security's Retirement Age Is Moving to 67. Some Experts Say That Could Go Even Higher
When Congress eventually takes steps to repair Social Security’s solvency, it may raise the retirement age. Here’s what that could mean for benefits.
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If You're a New Retiree Whose Income Has Dropped, You May Need to Appeal Medicare Premium Surcharges
The tax return that’s used to determine whether you pay extra for Medicare premiums may not accurately reflect your income when you retire.
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House Passes ‘Secure Act 2.0.' Here's What That Means for Retirement Savings
The House of Representatives has passed the Securing a Strong Retirement Act, or Secure Act 2.0. It’s good news for many retirement savers.
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The Gender Wage Gap Could Cost Women Millions When They Retire
Lower earnings mean women miss out on an opportunity to invest and save for retirement, according to a new analysis from the Center for American Progress.
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Last Chance to Avoid a 50% Penalty on Required Withdrawals Is April 1 for Some Retirees
If you turned age 72 during the second half of 2021, the deadline for your first annual required withdrawal from retirement accounts is April 1, 2022.
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House of Representatives Set to Vote on Bill to Improve Retirement System. What to Know
The House of Representatives could vote on the Securing a Strong Retirement Act, or Secure Act 2.0, as early as Tuesday.
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Biden's 2023 Budget Includes $14.8 Billion for Social Security. Here's What Changes That Could Bring
President Joe Biden’s 2023 budget could help fund service improvements for Social Security. Some groups had hoped to see more in the president’s proposal.
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There's Still Time for 2021 IRA Contributions, But a Tax Break Isn't Guaranteed. Here's What to Know
The deadline for 2021 traditional individual retirement account contributions is April 18. But there are special rules to qualify for a deduction. What to know.
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Vanguard Reclaims Top Target-Date Fund Manager Spot, Leapfrogs Fidelity and BlackRock
Until 2020, Vanguard had collected the most new investor money in target-date funds each year since 2008, according to Morningstar.
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State Launches Retirement Program for Private Sector
An estimated 600,000 Connecticut residents have no access to a retirement program from their employers, but that could change starting April 1 with a new program called MyCTSavings.com. “Start early setting it aside like an automatic program like this over 30 years with five, six, seven percent appreciation that compounds you’ll have a pretty good nest egg to go alongside…
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The Pandemic Has Widened the Gap Between Women and Men's Retirement Savings. What to Know About Catching Up
Only 19% of women are confident they’re on track to retire without running out of money, according to TIAA. That’s compared to 35% of men.
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Here's the Average Tax Refund So Far This Year — and the 3 Best Places to Stash Yours
A tax refund offers a rare opportunity to build a safety net. Here are three ways to stretch the one-time payment.
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Assisted Living Communities Average More Than $4,000 Monthly. This Is Where They Are the Most and Least Costly
There can be big differences in the cost of assisted living facilities, depending on where the community is located.
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Investing in the Stock Market Is More Important Than Ever Amid Rising Inflation
Investing in equities is generally a good way to outrun inflation. However, some investors may be put off by current choppy markets.
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The Great Inflation Squeeze: Here's How Retirees Can Navigate Higher Prices
Inflation jumped 7.9% in February. That may have retirees on a fixed income concerned about getting by or running out of savings during their golden years.
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Retirement Is Expensive – Here's How Much You Really Need to Save for It
People underestimate how much is needed for retirement to live comfortably, according to Dan Ariely, a professor at Duke University. Here’s how much is needed.