…to save their own money safe from inflation and market losses. The next generation is no more paying for the older generation’s retirement than the next generation would be paying…

…provided yet more evidence that today’s young people risk becoming a “lost generation” economically. The median family headed by someone under 35 earned $35,300 in 2013, down 6 percent from…

…real wages decline. So the bottom line is, we are already in a period – a period that I expect to last an entire generation – where real gains by…

…see the baby boomer generation on the edge of retirement and may or may not keep a garden. Gen X will not, typically, want to buy into that level of…

…More to read in the AP News story below. Oh, and the need for solar panels for us? I think we will pass for now. The first generation of solar…

…each generation in turn, meaning they will pay more than the preceding generation, but they will be paying less for their own future needs than they would by waiting until…

When I think of the places on the planet that seem optimized for solar and wind power generation, I think of deserts like the Sahara and the desert Southwest in…

…generation because 93% of all the new electricity generation installed worldwide last year was solar and wind. They’re losing that market steadily. EVs are rising dramatically. They say they’ve slowed…

by Dale Coberly Social Security For The Young Intelligence Squared U.S. (corrected link: http://intelligencesquaredus.org/) is sponsoring an Oxford-style debate Tuesday evening in Manhattan. The program is entitled “Grandma’s Benefits Imperil…

…do about health care. Both of them initially, or at least at some point, signed on to the “Medicare-for-all” label for a single payer government run health insurance system that…