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More Nonretirees Expect to Rely on Social Security
Fifty-seven percent of U.S. retirees say Social Security is a major source of their retirement income, while 33% of nonretirees expect the same to be true for them when they retire -- up from 27% in 2007, before the financial crisis.
Commentary: Home Equity Loans May Present Subprime Redux
FOMC action suggests that the Fed still “doesn’t get it.” The credit crunch is spreading to Main Street as signs of the forthcoming home equity loan debacle are beginning to surface.
Branch Field Leaders: Stop Discussing Sales & Service Separately
Sales and service are the same thing. There -- I said it. But more often than not, what we hear during morning huddles is more like this: "We still need three home equity applications this week, two more credit cards, and two more checking ...
Americans Are Hooked On Home Equity Loans/Lines
Home equity borrowing has grown rapidly during recent years, with one in four homeowners reporting they have both a first mortgage and a home equity loan or line in a new Experian/Gallup poll. One reason for concern: deteriorating conditions in ...
The Crushing Impact of High Healthcare Costs on Seniors
West Health's Shelley Lyford and Dr. Zia Agha join the podcast to discuss California's Master Plan for Aging.
Coaching People to Connect
Learn how coaches can encourage individuals and organizations to foster best friendships at work and the benefits of doing so.
Working Together to Change the World
Read success stories about our work with SDSN, the World Bank, Knight Foundation, West Health, Lumina Foundation, Gates Foundation and Omidyar Network.
Teachers Confident Amid Uncertainty
The NewSchools Venture Fund and Gallup find 56% of public school teachers are confident in their ability to teach during these uncertain times.
Half of Investors Say Market Performance Affects Their Mood
A majority of U.S. investors say their daily mood is affected at least a little by their investments. Retirees and high-asset investors are the most likely to be affected.
Banks: Three Common Issues With Sales Incentives
Sales incentives are "easy"-- meet your goal, get your payout. But when you delve into how most banks incentivize on sales, red flags often appear in the nuances of these programs that cause misalignment between the desired behaviors and the ...