How to Deal with Disputes Over Inherited Land
Surviving family members have a tough time handling an estate when heirs are fighting.
Don't be Scared to Talk Will Creation With Your Spouse
Dave Says: Human beings have a 100% mortality rate, which is why everyone should have a will. And when it comes to filing bankruptcy, what's the difference between Chapter and Chapter 13.
Heirs Tracking Down Dad's Mystery Trust
Your parents left behind an investment you didn't know about. Here's what to do next.
'Handicapped' by Wealth: The Dangers of Unprepared Heirs
Worried your heirs won't effectively manage the money you leave them? The time to prepare them is now.
Is a Trust Right for You?
Sometimes trust funds get a bad rap for only being for the wealthy. But they can be an incredibly useful—even vital—tool for middle class families, as well.
Don't Share Accounts with Elderly Parents
Having a joint account with an elderly parent can have serious consequences, including being liable for debts, lawsuits and collection efforts
Why You Need a Financial Power of Attorney
Dementia or any other form of a cognitive impairment can impede investors’ ability to make financial decisions, and can have a disastrous effect on their investments if left unchecked.
Taking Away Dad’s Checking Account
When aging parents are no longer capable of staying up to date on their finances, it's time for adult children to step in. And while it might not be the most comfortable topic to approach, not doing it can have dire financial consequences.
An Irrevocable Trust That Evolves With you
You can save a bundle on estate taxes and still have a trust that meets your shifting goals.
Monumental Estate Planning Blunders of 5 Celebrities
Celebrities make the same mistakes as regular folks, except on an extravagant scale.
Americans Don’t Have Enough Money to Retire
As major U.S. stock exchanges are experiencing significant losses thus for in 2016, Fidelity Investments reports that 55% of Americans don’t have enough money saved to cover their basic needs in retirement.
A QDRO Can Protect Your Retirement Assets After Divorce
A Qualified Domestic Relations Order is an order that needs to be included in a divorce settlement agreement to provide former spouses their share of Erisa-qualified retirement assets.
The Best Saving Strategies for Baby Boomers, Gen Xers and Millennials
No matter where you are in life, it’s smart to stash cash for your future.
Financial Fraud is a Growing Epidemic for Seniors
Overall, seniors lose at least $2.9 billion annually to financial exploitation, and roughly 1 in 5 Americans aged 65 or older have been victimized by financial fraud.
A Guide to Budgeting for Baby Boomers
In retirement, taking it easy is becoming a lot harder to do.
Strategic Debt Can Help in Retirement
Anyone can use debt strategically to add value to their financial goals.
Where to Spend Those Golden Years?
If there was one perfect spot to match the needs of every retiree, deciding where to settle would be simple.
Share Blessings Through Charitable Giving
There are a number of strategies available to boomer investors looking to benefit from tax-advantage contributions.
How Do I Keep Elderly Mom Out of a Car Crash?
Driving skills diminish over time. Here's how to keep your aging mom out of a wreck.
Is Your Grandma the Target of Online Dating Scams?
There are the notorious grandparent scams, but apparently seniors seeking love are a favorite target, as well.



















