By Eric Katz | September 26, 2017 The State Department insisted on Tuesday it is not aiming to shrink the influence of its workforce or the role of U.S. diplomacy in the world, saying during a congressional hearing the cost cutting it achieves through […]
Terry Sheridan As the number of aging baby boomers approaching or entering retirement continues to grow, accountants and tax professionals may be asked for advice on the best ways to maximize clients’ income. One tactic not to consider: using a reverse mortgage to […]
By Hayley Tsukayama They’re supposed to be the nine most closely guarded numbers in your life. But with an ever-growing number of companies asking for Social Security numbers — and then hit by cyber breaches exposing them — experts say the Social Security number is […]
By Tom Margenau Because Social Security rules can be so confusing to so many people, and because it can take some time to explain those rules, I usually spend an entire column trying to clarify just one topic. But every once […]
The good folks at The Associated Press crunched the numbers to find that those hit with a disability and looking for help aren’t getting it in any way like they should. The AP’s findings reveal an unconscionable problem that needs to be […]