Americans’ Views of Public School Teachers and Personnel in the Wake of COVID-19 | National Institute on Retirement Security
A new survey by the National Institute on Retirement Security found that a large majority of Americans — 83 percent — are worried about public school staff shortages. The survey also found strong support for those staff and the benefits they receive. Ninety-four percent of those surveyed said elected officials should ensure that healthcare and pension benefits continue to be funded and protected.
Colorado to Begin Accepting Cryptocurrency as Payment for Taxes This Summer | Denver7
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced plans to allow Coloradans to pay their state taxes and fees with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Polis said the state will start rolling out the program in the summer, so you’ll still have to use traditional forms of currency for this year’s taxes.
COVID Has Changed Retirement — And Canceled the Celebrations That Usually Mark It | NBC News
Retirement has often been met with fanfare to celebrate the end of one life stage and the beginning of another. But the COVID-19 pandemic upended many traditions, including the typical retirement celebrations. A psychologist reflects on what that means for workers entering their golden years.
6 Reasons You’re Putting Off Writing a Will and How to Overcome Them | Next Avenue
For many people, estate planning is a topic that can wait until later — if they’re thinking about it at all. But having a will is important regardless of your age. Here are some common reasons for putting off writing a will and some tips for getting started.
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