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Retirement is not just about saving Someone recently forwarded me a 2016 article in the New York Times titled Thinking beyond money in retirement. In this article, a couple, both 57, accumulated a bountiful nest egg, but were grappling with the existential issue of retirement.

Read the exact email a financial planner sent his clients when the market dropped Photo by Dina KonovalovCertified financial planner Eric Roberge. Eric Roberge, a certified financial planner, sent an email to 250 of his clients in early

COVID-19: 8 things you should do now instead of investing The problem around us is real, and the world has not yet found a solution.

3 Signs Your Retirement Savings Will Last a Lifetime | The Motley Fool If you're doing these three things, you have a better shot at enjoying a comfortable retirement.

Why saving is the smartest thing to do in a pandemic With so many places and activities shut down, now is a good time to build a financial safety net

Six investment options for your post- retirement needs Here is a look at six commonly used retirement focussed investment products to help you sail through the non-earning period of life.

Atal Pension Yojana - APY Online Scheme - Eligibility & Benefits Atal Pension Yojana / APY scheme aims to provide pension benefits and social security to the people working in unorganized sector with a minimum contribution per month. Read on to know about APY Online Scheme, eligibility and benefits.

10 investing don'ts from Seth Klarman Seth Klarman is one of the world's most astute investors. At the helm of one of the largest hedge funds in the world - Baupost, his book Margin of Safety has a cult following.

Financial advice for NRI returning to India- Business News Q.) I'm a 45 year old NRI, willing to come back to India, how much should be my corpus? I want to have a regular income of Rs.1.25 lakh per month and would need funds for my daughter's higher education and marriage along with annual vacations.