Category: Government

Every election cycle, Americans hear a familiar promise: tax the rich and the nation's fiscal problems will be solved. The argument is simple and emotionally appealing. Billionaires have accumulated enormous wealth, millionaires continue to prosper, and many Americans believe the...
The United States has operated with budget deficits for many years, but the pace at which federal debt has grown over the last several years has raised concerns among economists, policymakers, and retirees alike. In simple terms, a budget deficit...
For years Americans were told inflation was “temporary.” Then they were told inflation was “coming down.” But for most families standing in the grocery aisle, shopping for clothes, or making a car payment, the reality feels very different. The reason...
2026 is already testing investors with tech leadership, geopolitical tensions, and macro forces shaping the markets. The “Magnificent Seven” still lead - but slowing growth signals a shift in market dynamics you won’t want to ignore....
For many Americans approaching retirement, the 401(k) catch-up provision was one of the most practical and meaningful planning tools available. It was designed to help workers age 50 and older who, due to family obligations, housing costs, healthcare expenses, or...
Big changes are coming to retirement planning. In this new article, we break down what the Big Beautiful Bill means for taxes, RMDs, healthcare costs, estate planning, and more. If you’re nearing retirement—or already there—this is essential reading....
How the Big Beautiful Bill Impacts Retirement
Veterans deserve the retirement they’ve been dreaming about. Our guide explores the resources available to maximize benefits and help ensure a smooth and well-supported transition into retirement....
Pension Maximization for Federal Employees and Military Personnel

By Donald Albach Presidential election years act as a crucible of anticipation and uncertainty for investors, prompting a meticulous examination of historical market performance. Understanding how various asset classes, including bonds and real estate, have weathered these pivotal years provides...

The Consumer-Price Index (CPI) rose to 4.2% in April as compared to last year.[1] We could see higher prices when it comes to travel, food, cars, and other common goods and services. High inflation can hurt retirees who are living...