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There are important steps you can take to help your aging parents find health care and living assistance and to secure financing for the cost of the care. Many adults have aging parents who are in need of health-care and living assistance. There are a number of resources today that can help them grow old gracefully, either in their existing …
Divorce is a challenging and emotional process, no matter what age you are. However, when it happens later in life, it can have a significant impact on your retirement plans. Whether you’ve been married for decades or just a few years, a divorce can throw a wrench into your retirement plans, leaving you wondering how to move forward. In this …
Creating an estate plan is a key component of achieving financial wellness Most people don’t spend too much time thinking about end-of-life planning on a daily basis. But you may have loved ones who will soon face those issues. While it’s not pleasant to think about, you may be the one who ends up having to sort out their affairs. …
This article discusses steps that parents can take to build wealth while raising a family. Raising a family is rewarding─and expensive. Consider taking these steps to support your family financially through a program of smart investing. Building a career and raising a family requires management skills. Juggling your time, priorities, and money now while planning for the future can be …
Keeping an eye on your financial health during a divorce is essential. This article outlines some important topics to consider how divorce may affect your finances. Divorce can be a complicated and challenging process in which details are easily overlooked. Protecting your financial health during this time is crucial, and no one should enter this process without a trusted attorney …
Tips for organizing your estate to preserve your assets for your designated beneficiaries. Estate planning is not an exercise relegated to the wealthy alone. Indeed, anyone who wants to plan for the distribution of their assets or exercise of your responsibilities after you die or become incapacitated should pursue estate planning. And for those who are wealthy with many assets, …
