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Want to Leave a Legacy? Become a Mentor
Jane E. Brody recommends mentoring for those who don’t want to sit around and play cards throughout their retirement. She encourages retirees to craft a legacy. And by legacy, she doesn’t mean money, structures or any other tangible object. She means the positive impact retirees might have that would help to keep them alive in the memories and lives of others.
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50 Things Every 50-Something Should Know About Retirement
People in their 50s who are nearing retirement have a lot on their plates. Between mortgages, adult-age kids and other responsibilities, it can be hard to prioritize everything. This article has 50 quick tips to help you prepare yourself for those golden
years.
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The Best Retirement Blogs of 2019
This list of 10 retirement blogs focuses on people living in retirement instead of planning for it. These blogs touch on everything from vacation tips and ways to stay active to advice on reverse mortgages and selling a life insurance policy.
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How to Judge the End of an Entire Career
Anyone who works more than 40 years has a track record of many successes and failures. No one succeeds 100 percent of the time. So how can you evaluate an entire career? This article narrows it down to six simple questions.
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2018 Report to the Nations
The report provides an analysis of 2,690 cases of occupational fraud that were investigated between January 2016 and October 2017. All information was provided by the Certified Fraud Examiners (CFEs) who investigated those cases. The fraud cases in our
study came from 125 countries throughout the world — providing a truly global view into the plague of occupational fraud.
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2017/2018 Compensation Guide for Anti-Fraud Professionals
The ACFE has completed its 2017/2018 Compensation Guide for Anti-Fraud Professionals. Based on participant responses, the median total compensation for a CFE is $89,868, compared to $68,629 for non-CFE.
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