Retiring Bullhead City Police Chief Brian Williamson’s daughter surprises him during his final call to dispatch. 💙 pic.twitter.com/n7hYKmrl7I — BHCPD (@BhcpdNews) August 27, 2020
via engadget: The United States Postal Service is reportedly retiring mail sorting machines. According to Postmaster general Louis DeJoy, the agency is in a “dire” financial situation, citing significant falls in mail volume,
Immigration judges are quitting or retiring early because of Trump Dozens of other judges concerned about their independence have done the same, according to the union that represents them and
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — When John Rockhold drew a low number, No. 12, in the 1971 draft lottery, his adolescence in the San Fernando Valley forever changed. Seeking
Cynthia and Edd Staton are thoroughly enjoying retirement in their 3,000 square-foot penthouse apartment. They have a housekeeper, eat out frequently, never fret about health care costs, and indulge in
by mhanrahan I retired from my job on June 14 of this year. Over the previous 3 years I had been preparing for my retirement by getting rid of everything I
Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop (Working) Many older Americans are living longer and are happy to keep working. Others can’t afford to retire. Those are just a couple of the reasons
by FS static.financialsense.com/audio/2019-03/fsn2019-0318-morgan-8eb1c04b77.mp3 Mar 18 – On this edition of Lifetime Income, Financial Sense’s Paul Horn CFP speaks with Elizabeth Morgan of Elizabeth Morgan & Associates on what to consider
by hey_grill Americans are retiring later than they used to due to increasing longevity, raising the Social Security age, and the decline of pensions. I vow this won’t be me.
Justice Kennedy Retiring. So much more to come. Update: More here and here at the PJMedia liveblog, and this news cycle is just getting started. And even more from Caleb Howe. UPDATE (FROM GLENN): If
By Harry Dent People assume that most retire at age 65 or a bit later. Some plan to work later in life or not retire at all. But that turns
42% of Americans are at risk of retiring broke Nearly half of Americans have less than $10,000 stashed away for retirement, according to a report by GoBankingRates. For them, a
RTD News keeps you up to date on what’s happening around the globe. Thanks for watching this important update, “The Retirement Fallacy: 42% of Americans Are At Risk of Retiring
Andrew McCabe, F.B.I.’s Embattled Deputy, Is Expected to Retire www.nytimes.com/2017/12/23/us… GOP lawmakers raise concerns over ‘secret society’ in FBI agents’ texts thehill.com/policy/370211-gowd…