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The emotional hurdles of retirement

Retirement is often seen as the long-awaited reward for decades of hard work — a time to relax, travel and enjoy life on your ...

Versique Executive, Professional & Interim Recruiting Appoints Lori Nelson as Managing Director, Finance & Accounting

Versique Executive, Professional & Interim Recruiting in Minnesota announces the appointment of Lori Nelson as ...

Consider these 4 tweaks to your 2026 financial plan, courtesy of a financial planner

There's never a bad time to make or review a financial plan. But recent changes to the financial landscape might make it ...
Family Destinations Guide

This Charming Town In Minnesota Proves You Can Retire Comfortably Without A Big Budget

Worthington, Minnesota stands as living proof that comfortable, fulfilling retirement doesn’t need to break the bank. Tucked ...

MN Attorney General charges Minneapolis man with $3M in Medicaid fraud

Mohamed Abdirashid Omarxeyd, 57, is accused of using his business, Guardian Home Health Services, to bill for home care ...
The Bond Buyer

Moody's downgrades a Minnesota school district's GOs to junk

Moody's Ratings downgraded Fridley Independent School District three notches, to Ba3 from Baa3, and placed its bond ratings ...

Treasury Turns A Little-Known Financial Weapon On Minnesota Benefits Fraud

A little-used reporting order, normally aimed at money laundering, is now at the center of a sweeping federal response to ...

The 2026 financial planning challenge

The first Saturday episode of each month this year, we will focus on a key component of a financial plan -- including ...
MarketWatch

‘I’m being eaten up by fees.’ My financial adviser charges too much – or at least I think so. What do reasonable fees really look like?

Question: “I think I need a new financial adviser because I feel like I’m being eaten up by fees. I don’t know where to turn. What are reasonable fees and when can someone DIY their finances instead ...