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People often say you should live without regrets. Yet for many, looking back with some sorrow over past choices is simply part of being human—especially in…

There are two kinds of people: those who stick to the rules and those who believe rules are meant to be broken. If you’re in the…

UPDATE: Federal Employee RIFs Can Continue During Government Shutdown, OPM Says With a possible government shutdown looming, federal employees and retirees are asking questions of how…

John Wooden, the legendary UCLA basketball coach, built his reputation on discipline, perspective, and character. His “Pyramid of Success” and timeless quotes have guided athletes, leaders,…

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has prepared human resources guidance for agencies and employees on shutdown furloughs (also called emergency furloughs). A shutdown furlough occurs…

Brothers91 | E+ | Getty ImagesDeciding when to claim Social Security retirement benefits is a big decision — and Congress is looking at changing the program’s…

Jason Allaire, left, a captain with the Rhode Island Division of Sheriffs, and Robert Jalette, a sergeant with the department.Sophie Park for NBC NewsOver the last…

2025 Global Retirement Index: See Where the U.S. Ranks and Discover What Scares People Most about Retirement Around the World – Boldin Skip to main content…

In the 100th episode of Boldin Your Money, host Steve Chen chats with community member Mark Eakle about his real-life money journey. Mark shares how he…

For decades, retirees and financial planners lived by the “4% rule.” Withdraw 4% of your portfolio in the first year of retirement, adjust each year for…