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Shows how transfer-on-death designations help avoid probate costs.

Reviews annual enrollment dates and options for Medicare participants.

More than a quarter of U.S. homes are exposed to severe or extreme weather risk. While homeowners can't control the forecast, they can take proactive steps to prepare.

Explains how future tax rules may impact deductibility of charitable donations.

This article explains the types of tariffs that are still in play and their potential impact on U.S. consumers and businesses.

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It’s a good idea to regularly review beneficiary designations to be sure they are complete and reflect current wishes.

Explains benefits of employee-stock ownership plans for succession planning.

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Closed-end funds are considered to carry higher risk but may provide a higher income stream than traditional mutual funds holding similar securities.

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Even small online purchases that are shipped from outside the United States must now pass through customs - and are likely to incur duties.

The day-to-day demands of supporting multiple generations can take a toll, but planning and support might help achieve a workable balance.

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Explores how investment strategy changes once retirement begins.

Analyzes the Fed's trade-offs between employment and inflation concerns.

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Survivorship life insurance may be a cost-effective coverage solution for older couples or business partners.

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This article discusses economic forecasts for 2026 and the trends that are influencing them, including surging AI investment.

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Outlines steps toward handling financial setbacks and emerging stronger.

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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act includes many provisions that affect higher education.

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Summarizes new 401(k) features introduced under the SECURE 2.0 Act.

Describes how Roth accounts can generate tax-free retirement income.

As the race among large tech companies to monetize AI hits full throttle, it's worth considering how adoption of AI-enabled technologies might affect the economic prospects of businesses and workers.

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While life insurance might play a central role after the death of a financial provider, Social Security could also offer another important source of income for survivors.

The longest government shutdown in U.S. history ended on November 12, 2025. This article looks at the bill that ended the shutdown, issues that are unresolved, and estimates of the economic impact.

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Considering some important issues now could provide more options in the event of early retirement.

The prospect of unlimited paid time off may be appealing, but there are also some potential pitfalls to consider.

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In addition to advancing philanthropic goals, strategic charitable donations may offer tax advantages.

The retirement savings landscape has changed dramatically over the past 50 years. How might these developments affect tomorrow's retirees?

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Suggests considering life insurance for stability during uncertain markets.

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Provides tips for managing rising food prices through smart shopping.

These plans have generous contribution limits that increase with age, which may allow high-income business owners to catch up on retirement savings and significantly reduce their taxable incomes.

It’s important for heirs to consider how a windfall might be used to strengthen their finances now and over the long term.

Describes financial burdens associated with end-of-life care and funerals.

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