@BCCarrollSchool
October 25, 2022
What’s it really like to be an MBA student? “I was surprised by the collective hustle shared by my classmates outside of class,” Christopher Collar ‘22 told @PoetsAndQuants. Hear from recent MBA grads about their experiences. https://t.co/4QVcvDP7zs
@BCCarrollSchool
October 19, 2022
Since 1311, bond yields have fallen with metronomic regularity, according to research by CSOM finance professor Paul Schmelzing and his colleagues. Read more from @TheEconomist.
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@BCCarrollSchool
October 24, 2022
Younger generations think that Social Security will not be around when they retire. Anqi Chen, senior research economist at the Boston College Center for @RetirementRsrch, breaks down this misconception with @nytimes. https://t.co/YSAichjdWn
@BCCarrollSchool
October 18, 2022
Other than outliving retirement savings, the biggest financial threat to retirees is unexpected healthcare costs. @AARP cites recent research from the Center for @RetirementRsrch and outlines how you may be able to protect yourself. https://t.co/2clPAhSK2V
@BCCarrollSchool
October 20, 2022
People say retirees live on fixed incomes, but this description of Social Security isn’t accurate, says Alicia Munnel, Center for @RetirementRsrch director in @nytimes. “They have this wonderful benefit that increases over time when consumer prices rise.”
https://t.co/jCgyE1Akqg
@BCCarrollSchool
October 17, 2022
What’s the most expensive cost of climate change? It could be the consequences, and energy strain, of cooling efforts, says CSOM finance prof. Tuomas Tomunen in The @washingtonpost. https://t.co/AbqXKMaPSD