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The Two-Portfolio Household: Why Couples in Their 40s Should Stop Treating Every Rupee the SameWith ₹1.5 crore in their investment corpus, Ajay and Supriya Pandey face a crucial management decision. They intend to craft a dual-portfol...
World Bank warns of 800 million-job gap in next 10 years: How could global employment crisis affect Americans?According to the World Bank, an alarming job crisis looms, with projections of an 800-million-job void worldwide. Ajay Banga, the bank's Pr...
Market crash after retirement? Four retirees share lessons on how to prepare in advanceFour retirees tell us how they planned for a market fall long before it came. What these four individuals did smartly was not adjust their ...
Retirement in India vs the US: How parents balance financial security, caregiving, and inheritanceIn the US, parents tend to protect their assets for their own use in retirement, and choose to not spend it disproportionately on their chi...
Equity today, debt tomorrow: How Mirae Asset’s Life Cycle Fund 2056 plans your retirementMirae Asset Life Cycle Fund 2056 seeks to address gap through an automatic 30-year glide path that gradually shifts the portfolio from equi...
What is CalPERS? California's richest pensioners revealed - Retired public employees reportedly collecting over $400K a year without workingCalifornia's public pension system has resulted in over 63,000 retirees collecting annual pensions exceeding $100,000. These significant pa...
Indian-Americans back candidates beyond diaspora as they seek greater US political representationIndian-Americans are strategically supporting candidates sympathetic to their community ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. Several In...
Personal Finance tips: More and more American younger generations are taking financial guidance from AI, experts want them to remember few pointsWhile AI can be utilized for research, some financial experts are skeptical about the legal responsibilities of the technology. Certified f...
Warren Buffett’s deputy turned $70,000 into $264 million in 29 Years: How Ted Weschler did itTed Weschler, Warren Buffett’s deputy at Berkshire Hathaway, grew his retirement account from more than $70,000 in 1989 to $264 million by ...
Engineers turn retired wind turbine blades into highway signs, cutting material costs by 73%Engineers at the University of Houston have repurposed retired wind turbine blades to build a highway sign structure, creating a potential ...
'Build here, scale here, die here': IIT alumni body urges tech talent to return amid US visa crackdownThe US government this week suspended eight major tech companies, including Indian IT services firms Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infos...
Even Americans earning over $300,000 live paycheck to paycheck: Goldman Sachs survey reveals a retirement savings crisisGoldman Sachs' latest survey uncovers a surprising trend: many high-income earners are struggling to make ends meet, living paycheck to pay...
The American Dream now costs $5.3 million, even a college degree may leave you $1.2 million shortThe pursuit of the American Dream has become a hefty endeavor, now costing an average of $5.3 million across a lifetime for many workers. T...
6 stages of wealth: The framework behind the ET Wealth expo agendaThe ET Wealth Expo 2026 introduces a comprehensive six-stage framework for optimal wealth creation and management. It covers vital areas li...
Is Social Security retirement age changing? Understanding what could change under the Claiming Age Clarity ActSocial Security claiming rules could soon use new terminology under the Claiming Age Clarity Act. The bill would change how key claiming ag...
Turning 60? The IRS' $11,250 catch-up could boost your retirement savings in 2026 - here’s who qualifiesWorkers turning 60 to 63 in 2026 have a higher catch-up contribution limit for workplace retirement plans. This enhanced limit allows contr...
Can divorced Americans get Social Security benefits? What is the 10-year 'Marriage Rule' - Check spousal benefits eligibility and how much you could receiveDivorce does not automatically end eligibility for Social Security benefits linked to an ex-spouse's work record. Individuals married for a...
Indian-American philanthropist inducted into National Women's Hall of FameSharmila Mona Sinha has been inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls, New York. She is the second woman of Indian o...
Is Rs 1 crore enough for retirement? Most Indians have a corpus target, but few think their savings will last throughout golden years, finds studyWorking Indians across generations are increasingly proactive towards retirement planning, even as most believe they are not adequately—eit...
Retirement planning: Why costs, asset allocation, and compounding matter more than chasing returnsA pension is not really a lump sum. It is years of groceries, medicines and bills paid out across a 25-year or longer retirement. Hence, th...