Is now the perfect moment or a leap too far? A 70-something couple with a net worth of $5.7 million in stocks and cash is debating whether to spend an extra $600,000 on a larger, brand-new home. The new community offers a gym, tennis courts, restaurants, and bars. Despite already having a comfortable home, they … Read more
Retiring two decades ago on limited savings sounded risky for 93-year-old Manhattan resident, Leila Lieberman. Yet, she’s happier than ever, proving that companionship and passion projects can matter more than a hefty bank account. Lieberman spent years working as a counselor in both Illinois and New York, earning a modest income. When she retired, she … Read more
Legal triumph fortifies New York City’s decision to divest from dirty fuels. A recent decision by the New York State appeals court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by four current and former city employees who questioned the city’s shift away from dirty fuel investments. This unanimous 5-0 ruling reinforces New York City’s power to protect … Read more