Tag Archives: retirement
Transocean Ltd.: J. Michael Talbert Announces Plans for Retirement From Transocean’s Board of Directors
Transocean Ltd. / J. Michael Talbert Announces Plans for Retirement From Transocean’s Board of Directors . Continue reading
Sir Alex Ferguson: Is United Boss To Retire?
British football’s most successful manager could announce his retirement within days, according to reports. Continue reading
Retirement Fund Sues Lululemon
WILMINGTON, Del. — A retirement fund for police and firefighters in Florida is suing Lululemon Athletica Inc Continue reading
Your 401(k) Plan, Your Responsibility
NEW YORK (Wisdom Tree) — One of the many challenges Americans face today is saving enough money for retirement. The generations of Americans currently in retirement have predominantly received income from two sources: Social Security and pensions. However, since the early 1980s, the burden of funding future retirements has fallen on the individual. Continue reading
It takes work to plan a successful retirement
You work all your life and dream of the day when you can ease back a bit and enjoy the fruits of your hard labor. But unless you plan for your retirement, that dream could turn into a financial nightmare.During a TODAY Money web chat on Wednesday, Tobie Stanger, a senior editor at Consumer Reports Money Adviser answered a variety of questions about retirement. Continue reading
Barbara Walters — Reportedly Calling It Quits in 2014
The end is near for Barbara Walters … ’cause the head chick on “The View” is reportedly saying sayonara to her TV career in 2014. We know Barbara has been contemplating retirement for a while — and in 2011, told President Obama she planned to… Continue reading
Market rebounds, but retirement confidence doesn’t
Workers appear to have little faith that the economic recovery and the stock market’s climb have left them better-prepared for retirement. Continue reading
Fewer workers tapping 401(k) for loans, study shows
Fewer people tapped their workplace retirement accounts for temporary loans or “hardship” withdrawals last year, according to a study released Wednesday by WorldatWork and the American Benefits Institute. Continue reading
How Congress’ retirement package compares to yours
For all the talk you hear from Capitol Hill about running government more like a business, Congress has a retirement plan that would make any Fortune 500 executive blush. Continue reading
