Studies in both the UK and United States have found that upon finally retiring many find it less satisfying than expected — so they’re clocking back in at work. The phenomena of these retirees returning to work in part-time positions has been termed by economists “unretirement.” The UK study, headed by researcher Loretta Platts, found […]
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Five Ways to Consolidate Credit Card Debt
Credit card debt consolidation is a strategy that takes numerous credit card balances and combines them into one, easy-to-manage monthly payment. Consolidating credit card debt may be a good option if the new debt has a lower APR than your current credit card rates. By consolidating debt, consumers can achieve a lower interest rate, make […]
5 Ways to Get Remote Work and Live Anywhere
In recent years, remote work has become increasingly popular, allowing individuals to work from anywhere in the world, and enjoy the freedom and flexibility of choosing their own location. This newfound flexibility has given rise to the digital nomad lifestyle, where people can travel and work at the same time. If you’re looking to join […]
Got $1 Million Saved Up? Do This to Maximize Social Security Income
Middle-income people who have saved and invested for retirement should wait until age 70 to claim Social Security income, according to new research. The data show that is the best approach to retirement-income planning for people who have saved between $100,000 and $1 million. Steve Vernon, a research scholar at the Stanford Center of Longevity, […]
5 Ways to Make an Extra $500 a Month in Your Spare Time
Unemployment and scarce job opportunities are becoming continuous economic problems in the United States since the pandemic struck. As of December 4, the latest Bureau and Labor Statistics report on unemployment show that 10.7 million Americans are unemployed. That estimate follows federal guidelines and it may well be a lot higher. The latest round of […]
What Happens to Your Parents’ Debts After They Die?
Many older Americans die in debt. But their debts lives on — and those debt levels are on the rise. The average debt of American households headed by someone 75 or older was $36,757 in 2016, according a recent report by the Employee Benefit Research Institute. That was 21% more than the average of $30,288 […]
OpenAI Achieves $500 Billion Valuation Through Employee Share Transaction
Artificial intelligence leader OpenAI has secured a landmark position as the highest-valued private enterprise globally, following a transaction where staff members offloaded shares worth roughly $6.6 billion. This secondary market activity, which concluded this week, assigns the organization a $500 billion worth, eclipsing competitors such as SpaceX and underscoring the intense capital pursuit in AI […]
Oil Prices Plunge Toward Steepest Weekly Drop in Months Amid Supply Glut Fears
Crude oil benchmarks Brent and West Texas Intermediate closed the trading week on a sour note, with prices dipping to four-month lows and setting the stage for their sharpest decline since June. Brent settled at $67.50 per barrel, down 2 percent from Thursday, while WTI hovered around $64.20, reflecting a weekly slide of nearly 8 […]
Ben & Jerry’s cofounder Jerry Greenfield Steps Down, Citing Loss of Independence
Jerry Greenfield is stepping down just as Unilever prepares to spin off its global ice cream business. His parting words point to a deeper governance fight over Ben & Jerry’s mission-first model. Will the brand’s independent board and activism survive the transition intact? Here is what it means for fans, investors, and the future of the pint with a point of view.
The Best Credit Cards for Retirees in 2025
You’ve spent a lifetime working hard, saving wisely, and planning for the future — now it’s time for your money to work for you. Whether you’re enjoying retirement, traveling more, or simply watching every dollar with care, the right credit card can help you make the most of your golden years. From generous cash-back rewards […]










