Estate Planning

Inherited IRA? Here’s what you need to know about making the most of that money.

Here are five simple ways to build a roadmap that strives to help guard and grow your assets for the future.

Going through a divorce? Its effect on your retirement might not be your first consideration. But it’s important to understand how post-divorce finances could impact your retirement.

A trust can be a great planning tool, but it’s important to know the difference between a revocable versus an irrevocable trust.

Consider getting an early start to estate planning, no matter what your age or financial situation. Organizing your financial affairs and estate can be a fruitful exercise at any point of your financial journey, but the sooner, the better.

If you’re concerned about the control and distribution of your assets after you’re gone, consider creating a trust as a helpful estate-planning tool.

Having children can be costly, but the family budget can be flexible to pay for them if you plan ahead.

Are you ready to start estate planning and writing a will? Let's explore several dos and don'ts of the estate planning process.

Single and childless? You might think you don’t need estate planning. But you might be wrong. Here are some things to consider.

Learn four financial principles and objectives to consider as you approach your retirement years.

Consider getting an early start to estate planning, no matter what your age or financial situation.

As the year winds down, it’s time to assess your retirement accounts, look at your retirement plan and determine if you should make an annual contribution.

A harmonious retirement with your spouse may require planning, communication, and compromise.

Financial 2017 New Years Resolutions

There’s a silver lining, however thin, in the untimely death of a celebrity. It sometimes allows a peek into dos and don’ts of estate planning.