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Retirement Weekly: 10 things to talk about with your financial adviser
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Use these discussion points in your midyear review.
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Retirement Weekly: 12 ways to make your retirement better for the planet
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From where you live to how you spend, small things can make a difference.
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The Margin: Macy’s Fourth of July fireworks: how to watch and what’s new in the star-spangled show
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On July 4, 48,000 shells and effects will light the sky with new shapes like howling wolves and color-changing ghosts. Here's where to watch or stream.
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BookWatch: Managers should let employees work from home or risk losing — and not attracting — top money-making talent
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The disconnect between employers and employees is concerning -- and harms an organization's morale and profitability.
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Where Should I Retire?: We’re an outdoorsy family looking for a ‘funky’ town where we can eventually retire. Where should we go?
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'We like to be outside year round, and communities heavy on hiking, rock climbing and skiing tend to be funky towns.' The house budget is $500,000-$600,000.
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Where Should I Retire?: I want mild weather and a city where goats and chickens are allowed – so where should I retire?
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We're a mixed-race family, so we need racial diversity/tolerance.
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Where Should I Retire?: We want culture, dining and wilderness in areas with homes for $300,000 – so where should we retire?
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“Add scenic views and some space between neighbors (not isolation) to complete the package.”
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Outside the Box: $14,150 in taxes on a $632,208 home outside Austin: Property taxes are soaring in Texas
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With no state income tax, Texas is seen as a fiscal promised land. This might shock newcomers.
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BookWatch: From working life to FIRE life in 3 steps: Follow the ‘Cashing Out’ couple’s road map to early retirement
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A 15-year plan to manage your savings and debt to achieve financial freedom.
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The Conversation: Tour de France winner will burn the equivalent of 210 Big Macs in 24 days
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Top Tour de France cyclists burn an average of nearly 6,000 calories per stage, or three times as many calories as most people.