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Pete Grieve

Pete Grieve

Verified

Reporter, Money

Brooklyn

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Total articles 4442

  • These 21 Universities Have the Most Billionaire Alumni

    By Pete Grieve Verified| Money Talks News Verified What do Michael Bloomberg, the Winklevoss twins, former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, former U.S. commerce secretary Penny Pritzker, Patriots owner Robert Kraft and ex-Chilean President Sebastián Piñera have in common? They’re all alumni of Harvard University. Oh, and they’re all billionaires.

    By Pete Grieve Verified · Money Talks News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Americans' 'Magic Number' for a Comfortable Retirement Has Dropped $200K

    By Pete Grieve Verified, Katherine Peach Verified| Money Verified The amount of money Americans think is necessary to retire decreased over the past year as inflation cooled, easing fears about retirement costs spiraling out of control. The shift was observed in an annual Northwestern Mutual survey that asks about respondents' "magic number" for retirement. On average, people believe they'll need $1.26 million, a significant decrease from last year, when the estimate was $1.46 million.

    By Pete Grieve Verified, Katherine Peach Verified · Money

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Americans' 'Magic Number' for a Comfortable Retirement Has Dropped $200K

    By Pete Grieve Verified, Katherine Peach Verified| Money Verified The amount of money Americans think is necessary to retire decreased over the past year as inflation cooled, easing fears about retirement costs spiraling out of control. The shift was observed in an annual Northwestern Mutual survey that asks about respondents' "magic number" for retirement. On average, people believe they'll need $1.26 million, a significant decrease from last year, when the estimate was $1.46 million.

    By Pete Grieve Verified, Katherine Peach Verified · Money

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Money

Money is committed to helping readers take charge of their finances and their futures. We provide advice about all aspects of people's financial lives: jobs, savings, investments, spending, real estate and retirement.

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