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Part 2: Do you know where all of your pensions are? Many residents of Bermuda, such as native-born individuals, multinationals integrated into the Bermuda family culture, and globally mobile guest workers have rights to foreign pensions in other co...

Attention! Do you know where all of your assets are? Many residents of Bermuda, such as native-born individuals, multinationals integrated into the Bermuda family culture, and globally mobile guest workers have rights to foreign pensions in other co...

Dear Dave, My husband died several years ago. He always worked very hard, and we did very well financially. I am now 48 and have $3.8 million in assets. I’ve found a wonderful man who is very stable and loving with a good job, and we’re considering ...

Dear Dave, My wife and I are debt-free except for our house, and she would like for us to go ahead and start a family. I make good money, but I’d still like to wait a little longer and add some extra to our emergency fund before taking that step. Who...

Ethics, that diatribe trotted out again. Is an ethical politician an oxymoron? Viewing this week’s headlines, one can only sigh, not again! Are we, the public, too naively trusting? Do we need to adapt a cynically eroded perspective for all things ...

The refrain is constant. Bermuda needs new business. Bermuda needs jobs. It takes a unique individual to start a business anywhere, but it can be particularly challenging in Bermuda. The business start-up checklist is long, as you will have noted fr...

Emmy Award winning TV host and New York Times bestselling author Suze Orman believes one of the best policies Bermuda ever introduced was mandatory pension contributions. Greeted by a standing ovation, Ms Orman was speaking at a packed Mid Ocean Amph...

In the end, the consumer speaks The serious refrains are constant: Bermuda needs jobs. Bermuda needs new businesses (or increases in existing businesses) to create jobs. Bermuda needs increased consumer activity and commercial interests participation...

People are afraid of making mistakes with their money and frequently don’t give investments time to work, according to personal finance guru Suze Orman. The two-time Emmy Award-winning television host, New York Times best-selling author, magazine and...