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[unable to retrieve full-text content]The stifling impact high inflation has on retirement savers  Yahoo Finance Source link

So in January, when the Amazon founder invested in a company seeking to take Google’s place in the food chain, people sat up and took notice.  Bezos took part in a $74m investment in Perplexity, a San Francisco start-up that aims to answer queries with artificial intelligence rather than a list of links.  Type a question into the app – how to roast a chicken – and it will confidently answer with a couple of sentences and a few bullet points, rather than… Source link

‘I was crying my eyes out’: Ex-Google employee retired at age 40 on a Friday but regretted it by Monday. Why an early retirement might not be for you Nupur Dave decided to retire at age 40 on a Friday after a decade of working for Google and other startups. She had it all planned out, too — Dave wanted to spend her free time writing her third book, meeting up with old coworkers and networking with founders and artists. Don’t miss But the reality of achieving financial independence and retiring… Source link

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[unable to retrieve full-text content]How seniors can manage the looming deadline for mandatory retirement withdrawals  Yahoo Finance Source link

Tom Brady is done with the NFL “for good” and Jimmy Fallon thinks he knows what’s next for the superstar quarterback. On Wednesday’s episode of “The Tonight Show,” Fallon joked the “deserted landscape behind” Brady in his video announcing his retirement meant he’s landed a role on HBO’s “The Last Of Us.” Failing scoring a part in the post-apocalyptic drama, Fallon later aired a promo for what could be Brady’s next gig — in “The Bachelor.” Watch the video here:

Let the incessant retirement speculation begin. Or continue, really, if we’re being honest. Tom Brady‘s season is over, so it’s time to wonder “what if?” until he makes the call on his NFL future. The 45-year-old future Hall of Famer addressed the topic Monday on his “Let’s Go!” podcast alongside interviewer Jim Gray — even though he apparently didn’t want to. Around 12:30 into Monday’s episode, Gray asked Brady if he had a timetable for deciding whether to retire from football. Here’s… Source link

Parents have a tough financial dilemma: Should they fund their kids’ tuition or their own retirement? Aaron Ulrich, a financial adviser at Family Wealth Strategies, says parents should put themselves first. “We want to take care of our kids, and we want to take care of ourselves. The conversation usually starts with the idea that there is not a loan for retirement, OK? There are grants, there are scholarships for college. There’s no scholarship for retirement,” Ulrich told Yahoo Finance… Source link

New retirement rules in legislation signed by President Biden in December contain a handful of changes to required withdrawals from retirement accounts that score big brownie points with well-heeled seniors. The new law ramps up the age you must start withdrawing required minimum distributions, or RMDs, from individual retirement accounts (IRAs), 401(k)s, and 403 (b) plans, to 73 this year, up from 72. That requirement will leap to age 75 in 2033. Another provision eliminates RMDs from Roth… Source link

As people prepare for retirement, there are many issues to consider, but one tops them all, according to one expert. “Where you live could actually probably be the biggest retirement decision you make because of the differences in taxes in different states,” Silvur founder and CEO Rhian Horgan told Yahoo Finance Live (video above) when offering advice to people nearing retirement on how they should plan ahead. The second big decision folks should think about? Health care. “With the average… Source link