Retirees are losing their faith in Social Security
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Social Security serves as a key source of income for millions of seniors today. But new data tells us that […]
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Why you need to budget weekly (not monthly)
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Sometimes it can feel like you’ve got a lot of balls in the air, money-wise. In the midst of all […]
Could you live on $16,000 a year? Here’s why you might have to
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We’re told repeatedly how important it is to save independently for retirement, but a lot of us still aren’t listening. […]
Why you might want both a traditional 401(k) and a Roth
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I split my 401(k) contributions 50/50 between a standard and a Roth. The thought process is that it allows me […]
How to plan for taxes in retirement
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How can I best plan for a tax efficient retirement? For many retirees, even those who have meticulously planned their […]
Americans are spending more money after they retire
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Most people expect to spend less money after they retire. But that might not be the case — at least […]
Will your expenses stay the same in retirement?
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One of the trickiest things about saving for retirement is estimating your future living costs. After all, it’s hard to […]
Three Approaches to Estimating the Impact of Holidays and Time Off on Velocity
Posted onVelocity can be a very useful predictor of how much work an agile team will complete in the future. It […]
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Over 200 User Story Examples One of the biggest questions I get about agile is: Where do I go from […]
How to Work with Complex User Stories That Cannot Be Split
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Over 200 User Story Examples Most user stories can be split. It may be hard to find a good way […]