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Retirement

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Business Leaders Sing Warren Buffett’s Praises After His Surprise Retirement

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban called Buffett "a legend and my investing hero" in an emailed statement to Observer.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
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LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault Extends His Retirement Age Again to 85

Arnault, 76, raised the retirement age limit of LVMH CEO and chairman to 80 three years ago.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Don’t Just Retire; Rewire

For Jewish baby boomers, the Beit Midrash (Study Hall) and an intensive Torah study program can help fulfill the social, intellectual and spiritual engagement critical to healthy aging.
By Leonard Grunstein
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BlackRock’s Larry Fink Wants to Modernize the American Retirement System

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
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Best Gold IRA Reviews: Top 5 Gold Investment Companies for Precious Metal Retirement Accounts

By Observer Content Studio

How Warren Buffett, Other Billionaires Build a Tax-Free Retirement Fortune

By Sissi Cao
Social Security Checks

Millennials: Don’t Hold Your Breath Waiting for Social Security

By Abigail Narbe

New York City Is Struggling to House Its Aging Population

By Karen Haycox
An average American needs $375,000 to retire comfortably, but an average 401(k) account only carries a savings balance of $18,433.

Millennials Have a Retirement Dilemma

By Sissi Cao
Generation X are the most fearful about not having enough money for retirement, but the least prepared.

Half of Americans Have No Idea How to Pay for Retirement, Study Shows

By Sissi Cao
There's a different reason for each generation, but the bottom line is that retirement savings are falling short.

Retirement Funds Are Falling Short—What’s Stopping Us From Saving?

By Lisa Schmeiser
A lot of Boomers could soon outlive their savings, face medical insurance cuts, and find themselves without adequate care.

Struggling to Retire, Financial Crises Rain Down on Aging Baby Boomers

By Lisa Schmeiser
The market no longer allows for employing older workers who deserve higher salaries.

Get Ready to Retire at 50, Not Because You Want to—You’ll Have to

By Len Kendall
Are you working to finish working or working to generate more work?

The Retirement Catch-22: Why Those Who Want to Retire Most Can’t

By Taylor Pearson
NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 29: Health care reform supporters participate in a sit-in inside the lobby of a building where Aetna insurance offices are located. The protesters were eventually arrested by NYPD.

Let People Over 50 Buy Medicare to Boost the Economy

By Gerald Friedman
Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, sits in a classroom next to Denzell Grimes in a classroom in Washington D.C.

How Presidential Candidates Can Rock the Boomer Vote

By Shirley Sagawa and John Bridgeland
Central Park is just one of the many reasons retirees should settle in New York instead of Florida. (Photo: Getty Images)

As A Place To Retire, New York Blows Away Boca

By Gerald Eskenazi
Harold Holzer, in his office surrounded by his collection of Lincoln memorabilia, will retire from the Met this summer. (Photo by Jackie Neale Chadwick, courtesy Metropolitan Museum of Art)

Harold Holzer to Retire From the Metropolitan

By Brianna McGurran

Derek Jeter’s Greatest Accomplishment Was Surviving New York’s Media Unscathed

By Vinnie Mancuso
Sig Gissler. (Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images)

Pulitzer Administrator Sig Gissler Will Retire

By Matthew Kassel

Charlie Rangel’s Campaign Account Sinks Into Debt

By Ross Barkan
Brooklyn seniors get a free boat ride courtesy of the commission on aging. (www.nysenate.gov)

Retire in Downtown Brooklyn! Marty Markowitz Makes Somewhat Convincing Pitch to Seniors

By Kim Velsey
(photo: nysenate.gov)

Long Island State Senator Suddenly Indicates Retirement Plans

By Colin Campbell
Ed Towns

Ed Towns Won’t Pull A Switcheroo

By Colin Campbell
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