Lisa Kirchenbauer

Burnout is costing trillions and work feels devoid of humanity. Discover why play, improv, and "Yes, And" are essential tools for surviving a modern polycrisis. tinybfs.com/t/6Orfht

Voters in more than a dozen states are considering tax-related amendments in November. tinybfs.com/t/6JDA6J

Melinda French Gates joined Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg's "The Pulse" to discuss new Gallup-Pivotal research, which finds that in the US, more than half of women reported a negative healthcare experience in the past five years. tinybfs.com/t/ejvBG3

A government proposal would help fund managers sell alternative investments to a wider audience tinybfs.com/t/3ItX8K

Medicare beneficiaries should have received an annual notice from their plan outlining any changes for next year. Here's what to know. tinybfs.com/t/p7ajtN

Generation X-ers and others shared stories of family crises, and the New York Times asked experts how to think about living longer than you expect. tinybfs.com/t/8zfcx6

Waiting to collect Social Security retirement benefits can provide a big boost to your retirement income, but if you have a serious illness, is it really worth the wait? tinybfs.com/t/NncjkO

Founders track cash reserves obsessively but rarely audit mental capacity. Here's how to apply financial discipline to mental conditioning. tinybfs.com/t/eaMXjl

Retirees often underspend despite strong finances. This piece explains why spending feels risky and how behavioral strategies can make retirement income easier to use. tinybfs.com/t/zkdPPF

There are many unrecognized trade-offs to home ownership that can make renting a better economic choice tinybfs.com/t/CWbrwS

The US is in a higher-interest-rate environment, and it's finally good to be a saver again, but saving isn't quite as safe as it used to be tinybfs.com/t/FXWLrZ

"It’s a Good Time to Buy Bonds," writes Burton G. Malkiel in this opinion piece from the Wall Street Journal. With high yields and stock prices, here's what to consider. tinybfs.com/t/5z3PgX

Kevin Warsh’s higher-rate warning highlights potential winners like JPMorgan and Berkshire and the risks facing leveraged private-equity firms. tinybfs.com/t/hdxqud

“Over 50” isn’t one life stage—it’s decades of different experiences, ambitions, and possibilities. tinybfs.com/t/6EJzyT

Trump officials say the oil-market disruption is temporary, but Chevron’s Mike Wirth and others warn global supplies are running low. Here's what to expect in the coming weeks. tinybfs.com/t/Q1YMug

Millennials have reached the career milestones they spent decades working toward—yet for many, the question is still: Is this it? tinybfs.com/t/EGfu3X

Concerns over rising inflation, continuing war with Iran, and the US’s record national debt have shaken the markets. tinybfs.com/t/NhFdFG

Amidst AI hype, investors must focus on fundamentals. tinybfs.com/t/AIzVu5

Unemployment among younger workers who didn’t go to college has rarely been lower in recent decades. It is the opposite story for college graduates. tinybfs.com/t/UNTAni

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Teri Williams, president and chief operating officer of OneUnited Bank. tinybfs.com/t/FVK9Vj