When looking at your finances, a marriage is a business arrangement. Having a discussion before the wedding can help get everyone on the same page.
New Baby
A child is on the way. There are many things to plan. Here are six tips for getting a head start on investment planning for your child. Getting a start early may help both you and your child.
Job Change
If you’re changing jobs or retiring, one of the most important decisions you may face is how to handle money in your 401(k), 403(b) or government 457 plan.
Divorce
If you’re divorcing, it’s important to learn about splitting debt and protecting your financial future — and who can help you.
Loss of a Spouse
There are certain steps you need to take to settle your spouse’s financial matters, either on your own or with trusted professionals and family members.
Family Conversations
Financial conversations with family can be positive and productive if approached with the right attitude and an action plan. Get some tips here.
Elder and Vulnerable Adult Financial Abuse
Know what to look for to help protect older family members, vulnerable adults, and friends from financial fraud.
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