Retirement guidance that doesn’t consider factors such as race and ethnicity is incomplete. Not every experience with money or employment is universal, so financial planning that’s inclusive of ethnicities, family makeup and life circumstances is vital to help ensure everyone gets a fair chance at thriving in retirement.
People often struggle with conversations about differences in experiences among people of varying racial and ethnic groups.
Lying can often cause more problems than it’s meant to avoid, and this is particularly true when someone lies to their significant other about financial matters.
Summertime and the livin’ is easy. The famed first line from the opening song of Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess likely describes what business feels like for financial professionals as the summer season hits.
