Trump relents after steady drumbeat of fellow Republicans urge start of Biden transition

I’m 65, have $500,000 in cash, no ‘impressive’ work resume and am terrified of investing — can I retire?

Now the bad news:  – Other than anticipated Social Security (approximately $1,300/month if I wait until full retirement age, $1,200/month if I retire at 65), I have no pension or other income streams. – I don’t have an impressive work resume that could lead to lucrative employment in retirement. Is there some way I can make $500,000 in savings last, especially given the abysmally low interest rate environment?

There's a very simple, extremely plausible reason Trump won't admit Biden won

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I gave my daughter $20K to start a company with her husband. They divorced and he got the business. Can I ask for it back?

The Moneyist replies: ‘I understand why this might stick in your craw, and you feel that the return of that money would be the right and proper course of action.’

Dr. Fauci on Cuomo’s decision to review vaccines for New Yorkers after FDA approval: ‘Trust the process’