Monthly Archives: February 2015

Adjusting allocations might make you a little better off. It might make you more than a little worse off. Source: Forbes Finance

There are many theories about the difficulties Social Security might face in the future and what to do about it. A new study from the Center for American Progress adds an ironic twist: income inequality is helping to undermine Social Security and threaten both the prospects of older people with low incomes and inadequate wealth [...]

Joe Torre, Mike Ditka and four more coaching legends share how they planned their way to a winning retirement. Source: Forbes Finance

Balance is not easy to find for NFL coaches, but during and after his career Tony Dungy has managed it thanks to his faith, focus and a few smart financial tips from his late father. Source: Forbes Finance

It may be 10 years since Lenny Wilkens last roamed an NBA sideline, but he's as active as ever. Source: Forbes Finance

Nancy Lieberman has worn many hats -- basketball star, coach, executive, tv analyst, philanthropist -- and the legendary hoopster sees no reason to slow down now. Source: Forbes Finance

Just a few years after leading the Steelers to a fifth Super Bowl win, Bill Cowher walked away from coaching. And he couldn't be happier about his decision. Source: Forbes Finance

Joe Torre may not be managing anymore, but he's hardly retired, serving as MLB's Chief Baseball Officer and fighting to end the cycle of domestic violence through his Safe At Home Foundation. Source: Forbes Finance

'Iron Mike' Ditka's no-nonsense attitude on the gridiron carries over into his simple retirement playbook: save money, get rid of debt and do things on your own terms. Source: Forbes Finance

Thanks to some serious real estate investing savvy, Tim's increasing his net worth by $72K a year?and he's only 34. Source: Forbes Finance