The Future of 401(k)s, Choosing Single Parent...

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Alice Han and James Kynge break down the forces reshaping China’s economy and its growing influence in the global AI race. They start with the macro picture: China’s Q1 GDP came in stronger than expected, but the headline number masks a more uneven recovery — with infrastructure ...  Show more

It's never too early to start putting away money for retirement. In this episode, NPR's Chris Arnold decodes what you should know — from the types of retirement accounts to strategies for saving. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data fo ...  Show more

#529: Anonymous, 60, recently lost her job and is worried about retirement. She owns a paid-off triplex, living in one unit and renting the others for $30,000 a year. She used her 401(k) funds to buy the triplex and now has $50,000 in retirement savings and $150,000 in cash. She ...  Show more

Most people who retire early either hate their jobs or plan to pivot to something easier. At 51, associate professor Laura is walking away from a career defining genetic research — and wrestling with who she'll be when the lab coat comes off. Laura shares her experiences balancin ...  Show more

#177: Imagine that your job is extremely well-paying, but you don’t enjoy it. You’d like to switch employers, even though this will probably require a paycut. But before you make the switch, you want to accomplish two goals: buy a home and catch up on retirement savings. Should ...  Show more