Helping those who gave so much to America.
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Retirement Advice From an ‘Un-Retiree.’
This expert thinks we’ve been getting bad retirement advice for years. Here’s what he has to say.
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Unsung WWII Hero to Become Subject of New Film
Her story is finally being told, and it just might reach a much larger audience.
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Hero Highlight: WW II Hero Turned Famous Jazz Musician
This famous jazz singer was a war hero and an incredible human.
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Listen to This WWII Veteran’s Story in His Own Words
Daniel Moon is 96 years old, but when he was only 17, he experienced the horrors of WW2. As part of a series on NPR, he sat down to recount his experience on the battlefield. Sergeant Daniel Moon began his military career in 1944 when he joined the United States Navy. Wanting to do his part…
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Social Security Benefits are Insufficient for the Average Retiree
Social Security benefits are not enough for the average American retiree.
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The Symbolism of the Poppy and Memorial Day
Do you know the fascinating history of the poppy and its association with Memorial Day.
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Retirement May Not Be Affordable for Many Americans
Many of us spend much of our adult lives looking forward to leaving the working world behind and enjoying our retirement. Unfortunately, not only is it often hard to enjoy retirement, but for many, it can be a challenge to even afford basic needs. Why is retirement so hard for Americans who have spent a…
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Florida Man Denied Social Security Benefits After Paying in For a Lifetime
Jimmy Klass received quite a surprise as he prepared for retirement at the age of 66. The Florida resident was approved for and then subsequently denied Social Security retirement benefits. Klass had been working steadily for decades, paying taxes, and contributing to society, but one important detail emerged when it was time to claim retirement…
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Our Legislation Could Dramatically Improve Retirement Benefits
Social Security retirement benefits are not enough. American seniors need a change.
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Read Rod Serling’s Newly Published Story About WWII Experience
It sounds like an episode of the Twilight Zone. A short story by Rod Serling is published nearly 50 years after his death