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It’s never too early to start planning your estate. There are a few initiatives you can take now to begin the process. While larger estates may have different concerns than smaller ones, the key is to recognize that planning is the issue, not size!

Instead of risking your retirement savings on individual stocks due to overconfidence and fear of missing out, it’s important to take action to protect your money against future economic hardships.

If you are involved in an accident that is not your fault, take these steps to make the claims process as painless as possible, and receive the full compensation you are entitled to.

The future increase in estate taxes could cause problems for your inheritance and retirement income down the road. To protect yourself from heavy taxation, know what tax laws are changing, be proactive in your retirement planning, and look at perusing difference inheritance strategies such as gifting and life insurance.

More and more millennials are now prioritizing creating their Wills or Trusts in response to the huge changes that have impacted society over the last year.

Investing in digital currency has skyrocketed in popularity, but believing that the investment is completely safe from government overreach is a dangerous assumption.

The current high price of higher education is unsustainable, and saving for it can be difficult and painful. Future changes in the higher education system could affect how you save for your children's education.

Like many holidays these days, we are celebrating St. Patrick's Day a little differently this year. This is just a sign of the sensible precautions we all need to take amid the coronavirus. But what else can you do to protect your loved ones?

As the baby-boom generation phases into retirement, the future of social security is uncertain. There are a few strategies the government may use to close the gap in income, and you need to be prepared for each possibility.

A settlement for a minor is treated differently than a settlement for an adult. There are certain restrictions on who will receive the money and when, and what it can be used for.