Silke Mayr Can you truly live comfortably in retirement with only Social Security income?
The answer is a mix of yes and no.
This past weekend, we shared a comprehensive article based on interviews with seven retired households who primarily rely on Social Security for their income. These retirees offer a candid look at how they manage their finances and whether it’s enough to support a comfortable life.
Are Diversity and Inclusion Programs on the Chopping Block?
During his campaign, Donald Trump claimed that white Americans were being unfairly targeted by racism and made it a key focus of his second term to dismantle what he called Joe Biden’s “woke agenda.”
With Republicans set to control both the White House and Congress in 2025, Trump now has a chance to make good on these promises. One major area that may face cuts: diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.
Mortgage Rates Keep Rising, Even After Fed Cuts—Why?
In early September, William Doolittle and his boyfriend applied for a mortgage but decided to wait before locking in a 5.125% interest rate, hoping that the Federal Reserve’s expected rate cut would drive mortgage rates even lower.
However, their decision to wait hasn’t paid off.
Despite the Fed’s rate cuts, mortgage rates have been increasing. Bailey Schulz reports on why this is happening and what borrowers should do next.