That workers eventually retire, ostensibly to enjoy their “golden years” in a modicum of comfort and financial security, is essentially the goal of almost every working American.
Yet another reminder that inflation and a sagging economy are not merely statistical inconveniences for Wall Street investors, but real pain and real discomfiture for working American men and women on Main Street.
Inflation and recession hurt people, not just portfolios.
Hmmm.....that's odd. It is published the same as I've always done. There shouldn't be anything different in the rendering.
Apparently if I publish an article as a "thread" rather than as a "post" the like button (and also the "edit" option for me, I've just discovered) disappears.
I don't see a settings option that would cover that behavior. I've turned in a support request to see if there's an explanation for the anomaly. Thanks for the heads up!
Yup. I'm 63. I own a business. I have *substantial* retirement savings, but they won't last 20 years with 8-10% annual inflation.
PS: There's no way to LIKE this post on this page as currently rendered. I had to go back to the e-mail and do it from there.
Hmmm.....that's odd. It is published the same as I've always done. There shouldn't be anything different in the rendering.
Apparently if I publish an article as a "thread" rather than as a "post" the like button (and also the "edit" option for me, I've just discovered) disappears.
I don't see a settings option that would cover that behavior. I've turned in a support request to see if there's an explanation for the anomaly. Thanks for the heads up!