Money & Work

Six-Figures? No Big Deal


One hundred thousand dollars. Since the 1980s, the magical "six-figure" salary has been a benchmark for financial success.

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8 Retirement Plan Mistakes


Think of how important your retirement savings are. You can't afford to make many big mistakes -- especially as the years go by.

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Shrink Your Bottom Line


Interested in throwing your money away? All it takes is some time to learn bad habits and the discipline to stick with them.

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I keep hearing that I only need 70% to 80% of my current income once I retire. Is that really enough to live on?

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I would be happy if I never heard those numbers quoted again. Ever since you started working, I’m sure you have heard the argument about why you ... Read More...

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10 Year-End Tax Moves to Make

Posted December 9, 2008 3:51 PM
Year-end tax planning moves are once again complicated by political uncertainty. Read more...

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Your Job, Your Personality

Posted December 8, 2008 2:16 PM
Even in tough times, you can find a good job. Get advice from career coaches who are helping people do just that. Read more...

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Going Green and Saving Money

Posted June 23, 2008 2:21 PM

ThirdAgers talk about how to save money and the environment at the same time. People sometimes equate green with premium prices. But there are strategies to saving money that save on resources at the same time. ThirdAgers share their thoughts.

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How to discover and do the work you love after 40

Started by CraigN on October 27, 2008
After 40 is no time to settle for just a job. In mid-life there is a sudden realization that one's life is half lived and a sense of urgency can be felt. This is good. This new insight can drive one to create more fulfillment and joy around one's life.
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