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Marlene Y. Satter has worked in and written about the financial industry for decades.
Kids these days -- they know nothing about investing. At least that's what millennials and boomers think.
New ad hopes to get more Americans thinking about retirement saving.
A third of these moonlighters work a second job to save money for retirement. And 49 percent of those aged 55 or older are saving for retirement with a side gig.
Cassidy acknowledges that it's unlikely Congress will take any action on them any time soon, but he's putting them out there nonetheless.
The percentage of the workforce aged 55 and older is increasing, but Millennials and Gen Z are also increasing in number.
More wary of making errors surrounding retirement investments and risk, Asian Americans are also more confident about the investments they've chosen…
Government agencies are taking action to make positions seen as unsavory become more appealing.
Even if workers can't stick it out to age 70, even working for additional months can make a noticeable difference.
Recent graduates are lucky -- they're entering a tight labor market and have a good chance at snagging one of these 10 great entry-level jobs.