Richard Eisenberg

2 weeks ago | nextavenue.org | Richard Eisenberg

Now that President Trump is well into the first 100 days of his second term and his policies have begun taking effect, it's a good time to assess what his presidency could mean for boomer and Gen X workers and job seekers. Workplace and elder experts have some serious concerns. "President Trump himself is an older worker.

3 weeks ago | asja.org | Richard Eisenberg

Tuesday, April 1, is the opening date for submissions in the 2025 ASJA Awards for nonfiction articles and books by freelancers. As co-chair of the ASJA Awards committee, along with Rita Colorito, I’m eager for you to submit your best work. The ASJA Awards honor the best articles, essays, books, and content marketing pieces published in 2024.

1 month ago | marketwatch.com | Richard Eisenberg

One of these days, you might be in for some unsettling news: Your beloved doctor says they’re either retiring or converting their practice into concierge and requiring patients to pay an annual fee of $2,000 to $10,000. Deborah Gordon, the 50-something co-director of the Alliance of Professional Health Advocates and chief executive of Umbra Health Advocacy in Boston, had to scramble when her primary-care physician announced a switch to a concierge practice that would have cost her $10,000 a year.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Richard Eisenberg

One of these days, you might be in for some unsettling news: Your beloved doctor says they’re either retiring or converting their practice into concierge and requiring patients to pay an annual fee of $2,000 to $10,000. Deborah Gordon, the 50-something co-director of the Alliance of Professional Health Advocates and chief executive of Umbra Health Advocacy in Boston, had to scramble when her primary-care physician announced a switch to a concierge practice that would have cost her $10,000 a year.

1 month ago | aarp.org | Richard Eisenberg

Photo Collage: AARP; (Source: IRS; Getty Images (4)) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Odds are, there’s a 2024 tax refund coming your way or you’ve already received one. In a recent Taxslayer survey, nearly 4 out of 5 taxpayers said they believed they’d be getting money back from the IRS this year.