Millions of Baby Boomers are rapidly reaching retirement age in a phenomenon often referred to as the "silver tsunami," which has resulted in a renewed focus on how this generation feels about their finances. According to Charles Schwab’s Modern Wealth Survey, a significant 66% of Boomers
In the face of climbing inflation rates and the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, Canadians are feeling the squeeze, prompting many to turn their attention to intergenerational wealth transfers as a potential financial safeguard. A recent survey conducted by Vanguard Investment Canada Inc. has
Financial sustainability is essential for NGOs to maintain their operations and accomplish their missions over time. It involves not only securing grants and donations but also effectively managing resources to maximize their impact. To start achieving financial sustainability, NGOs need to assess
The Scottish arts industry is grappling with concerns over financial instability, even after the announcement of an additional £34 million for cultural funding in the upcoming financial year. The primary worry is that Creative Scotland, the government's arts agency, will have to "spread
529 Plans have become a central tool for many American families planning for the high costs of college education. These state-sponsored savings plans offer tax advantages and have adapted over time to become more flexible and beneficial for a wider audience. This document explores why 529 Plans are
Brown County officials are in a race against time to secure an extension on a $15 million state grant essential for the county's port development and the relocation of coal piles from riverfront property south of Mason Street. The grant is at risk due to stalled negotiations with the C. Reiss
