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The candidate for vice president pursued an unusual strategy. Many others would be wise to avoid using the same approach. lev radin / Shutterstock.com
When Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s daughter entered college, the current candidate for vice president on the Democratic Party ticket made a $135,000 withdrawal from a workplace retirement account to help pay for her educational costs. Any parent can understand Walz’s decision. But was it wise? Without knowing the precise circumstances, it’s hard to say. Walz turned 60 in April but made the…
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