For decades, many Americans have been taught one simple retirement rule: When you stop working, stop taking risks. So retirees do what feels responsible. They move money into cash. They park savings in CDs. They hold onto bonds and keep their portfolios “conservative.” It feels safe. It ...
Football’s biggest game is nearly here. Along with the matchup itself, the commercials are a huge draw and the halftime show always makes headlines. But there’s another part of the Super Bowl that gets far less attention: the technology behind the game. It isn’t built to be seen, but its ...
The full Northern Utah calendar of events is on L4, but here are three local events you should check out this week: 1. Superb Owl Saturday II Weber County Library Southwest Branch, Roy, Feb. 7, 3-5 p.m. The Weber County Library system had fun with a play on words as they highlighted ...
In the 10 or so years I’ve written this column, I’ve highlighted my grandparents a few times. I detailed the absolute horror my grandma felt after reading something I’d written or when my grandpa won the family arm wrestling tournament at 89. I lost my gracious, demure grandmother eight ...
Economists are calling it the "Great Generational Wealth Transfer," and it is coming to a theater near you. This isn’t a movie, but it is a real estate phenomenon that I have witnessed first hand more throughout this snowless month of January than any other time in my career. The plot is full ...
One of the biggest shocks people experience in retirement has nothing to do with the market. It’s not a crash. It’s not a bad year. It’s not even inflation—at least not at first. It’s the moment they realize something very simple and very unsettling: The paycheck stopped — ...
