MarketWatch’s Alisa Wolfson interviewed Tony Ogorek to help answer a viewer question: “‘There’s no trace of them.’ I put $15K into a company with the promise that it was ‘foolproof.’ Now they’ve gone dark. What’s my move?” Read the Full Article
The choice between buying and building a house hasn’t become much easier in 2024. While expert predictions that the housing market would cool off this year have mostly borne out, that’s due in large part to high costs and interest rates turning off prospective buyers. On the other hand, builders are facing construction costs that… Read more »
You don’t have to be an artist to add some art to your retirement. From singing in a choir to taking an improv class, creative activities can improve your health, encourage self-expression, and expand your vision of a positive Return on Life. Here are three reasons why seniors should consider including an artistic hobby… Read more »
One of the great joys of being a grandparent is sharing your passions with your grandchildren. If yours are old enough and mature enough to spend a few days away from their parents, this might be the summer to start a new camping tradition that spreads your love of the outdoors and introduces children to… Read more »
Independence is an important value to all Americans. It’s also a value that’s central to how we feel about and use our money. When we feel financially free, we can make a wider variety of choices, pursue our passions, and find our ideal version of work-life balance. As the 4th of July approaches and… Read more »
While kids may be eagerly anticipating the carefree — and school-free — summer months, their parents might be stressing about how to fill all that time. Planning ahead can help families keep boredom at bay while also sticking to a budget that won’t throw off Return on Life for the rest of the year. Use… Read more »
In business and in life, knowledge is power and experience is priceless. That’s why many folks nearing retirement age often look to mentorship as a way to stay connected to their professions and pass on their lifetime of learnings to the next generation. However, flipping the conventional mentorship model can also benefit older workers… Read more »
Very few people stop learning once their formal education is over. Whether you took a few classes to burnish your professional credentials or collaborated with coworkers to bring projects across the finish line, learning was probably essential to your career success. Your family and social connections also probably taught you new things about yourself and… Read more »
Financial planning isn’t just about saving and investing for tomorrow. As we work towards long-term goals like retirement, it’s important to use your money in ways that make every stage of your life more comfortable, fulfilling, and fun. But, as study after study has shown, filling up your closets and garage with more stuff… Read more »