When you picture yourself in retirement, what does that look like? Are you spending your days gardening, visiting your grandchildren, and mingling with members of your book club? Or do you see yourself traveling the world and exploring different cultures? No matter what your ideal retirement looks like, it’ll take money to pull it off. …
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Just a couple days ago, I was sitting with a client, two of his grown children, a CPA, a lawyer and my partner in crime, the other “Free Money Guy,” Mark Perkins. We were wrestling with the potential changes in the tax laws, specifically the changes to capital gains and inheritance taxes being discussed in …
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — After Arizona was eliminated from the Women’s College World Series on Saturday, an emotional Mike Candrea said he would make a decision about his future with the program “on my own terms.” The winningest coach in college softball history, Candrea, 65, has coached at Arizona for 36 seasons, taking the Wildcats …
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PITTSBURGH — Steelers offensive lineman B.J. Finney discused what it’s like to return to Pittsburgh, now with a much younger offensive line, while talking to the media, including Alan Saunders and Nick Farabaugh of Steelers Now. Finney also detailed what recently retired Steelers broadcasted and former Steelers offensive lineman Tunch Ilkin has meant to him.
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In “normal” times, a jobs report showing that 559,000 jobs were added to the economy—as was the case in May—would have been blockbuster news. That’s because prior to the pandemic, the biggest monthly gain ever recorded over the past decade was in January 2012, when 354,000 jobs were added. It’s a big number in absolute …
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It has launched hundreds of Ruth Hill Elementary School students into success, and the school’s library now bears the name of the media specialist who dreamed it into existence. The Anne Graner Launch Pad Library was dedicated during a celebration of Graner’s years at Ruth Hill, which came to an end with the 2020-21 school …
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Ray Tschillard draws people in. He wins them over, genuinely and kindly. Having bowls of candy at evening planning sessions reinforced his friendly demeanor. The development of an outdoor environmental learning site more than 30 years ago, now known as the Poudre Learning Center in west Greeley, was a concept he realized growing up in …
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A new era in East Deer police protection may be forthcoming with the retirement of longtime Police Chief John Manchini. Manchini, a township policeman for 27 years and the township’s only full-time officer, submitted his resignation for purpose of retiring. The commissioners accepted it Thursday with regret and thanks. It takes effect Tuesday. “For the …
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Posted: Jun 4, 2021 / 02:02 PM PDT / Updated: Jun 4, 2021 / 02:02 PM PDT BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — A neighborhood in Haggin Oaks celebrated the retirement of their beloved mailman. Residents living on Haggin Oaks Boulevard in southwest Bakersfield set up signs on their front yards wishing Alvaro “Alvie” Ramos a happy …
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