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Washington Slashes Estate Tax: Why Your Inheritance Still Isn't Safe

State lawmakers are rolling back record-high death taxes, but a new millionaire tax on top earners is waiting in the wings.

Can AI Plan a College Tour Road Trip? I Bet My Ex-Husband It Could — Here’s What Happened.

Can AI Plan a College Tour Road Trip? I Bet My Ex-Husband It Could — Here’s What Happened.

This parent could use help planning a tour of colleges across the country. Is AI up for the challenge?

AI is Making Your Local Financial Institution More Human, Not Less

AI is Making Your Local Financial Institution More Human, Not Less

Community banks and credit unions can use AI to free up employees' time, allowing them to focus on customer relationships and maintain the human touch you value.

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3 Options for Setting Up Your Retirement Paycheck: Choose the One That Suits You

Choosing the best way to withdraw retirement funds depends on which paycheck system aligns with your lifestyle, tax plan and shifts in spending as you age.

The Secret to a Seamless Business Handover: Combined Estate and Succession Planning

Integrated estate and succession plans ensure a much better outcome for business owners keen to secure their legacy. Here's why a dual approach is so powerful.

Stocks Rise Despite Mixed Iran Headlines: Stock Market Today

The main equity indexes were up more than 1% in early trading, but finished with more modest gains on reports Iran rejected a U.S. peace plan.

The Hidden Cost Driving Higher Electric Bills and Shorter Appliance Lifespans

Learn how this factor could raise your energy bill by over a $1,000 annually.

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Our Children Want Us to Take Care of the Grandkids This Summer at Our Lake House. How Do We Say No?

Our Children Want Us to Take Care of the Grandkids This Summer at Our Lake House. How Do We Say No?

We love our grandkids, but we're not a summer camp.

All That Glitters Is Usually Taxable: Gold and Silver Tax Rules

All That Glitters Is Usually Taxable: Gold and Silver Tax Rules

Profits from selling physical gold and silver, and even some precious metal funds, are taxed differently from other investments.

Your 401(k) Is Sitting Pretty Right Now: It Could Be Time to Rethink Your Strategy

Your 401(k) Is Sitting Pretty Right Now: It Could Be Time to Rethink Your Strategy

Don't just set and forget your 401(k). Creating a plan for investments, income and health care ensures your balance translates into lifelong financial security.

Will Environmental Hazards Make a Mess of Your Estate Plan?

Will Environmental Hazards Make a Mess of Your Estate Plan?

Careful estate planning is vital if property you own could be contaminated. Here's how to avoid handing your beneficiaries a huge legal and financial burden.

When Starting a Business, the End Is a Very Good Place to Start

When Starting a Business, the End Is a Very Good Place to Start

It may seem crazy to start a business with the end in mind, but thinking about your exit first will have tax benefits and ease crisis management down the line.

Stocks Slide Again as Crude Oil Controls: Stock Market Today

Stocks Slide Again as Crude Oil Controls: Stock Market Today

The energy shock is starting to show up in survey data, with a resolution of Middle East oil and gas infrastructure disruptions still well over the horizon.

QUIZ: Are You Ready To Retire at 70?

QUIZ: Are You Ready To Retire at 70?

Are you in a good position to retire at 70? Find out with this quick quiz.

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Tax-Free Income in 2026? These Changes Could Wipe Out Your Federal Bill

New legislation aims to exempt up to $92,000 in earnings from federal income tax. Here's who would win.

5 Alternative Investments to Incorporate Into Your Portfolio

Folks concerned with stock and bond market volatility could consider adding these alternative investments to their portfolios.

When Family Phone Plans Don't Make Sense

Family phone plans often start as a cost-saving strategy, but evolving data usage, travel and device preferences can make separate plans more practical.

Regret Your Move to Medicare Advantage? Two 'Safety Nets' Can Help: But Act Fast

Discover the federal protections (one expires on April 1) and state-level hurdles you’ll face when switching from Medicare Advantage back to original Medicare.

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Think You're Too Busy to Do an Estate Plan? In 3 Hours (Seriously), You Could Save Your Heirs Months (or Years) of Stress and Heartache

The cost of delaying estate planning is far greater than the time it takes to get the ball rolling. The remedy is easier (and takes less time) than you think.

3 Ways I'm Teaching My Kids Healthy Investing Behaviors

These three practical steps worked for my family. This is how you can put them into practice for yours.

Will a Financial Professional Always Act in Your Best Interests? 1 Question Will Tell You — and It's Not 'Are You a Fiduciary?'

Asking "Are you a fiduciary?" won't tell you everything about a financial professional. Here's a question that will clarify where you stand, 100% of the time.

15 Best Things to Buy at Dollar Stores (Dollar Tree Included)

You might be surprised by some of the items you can and should purchase for just a buck.

Dow Adds 631 Points as Hormuz Vise Eases: Stock Market Today

Price action up and down and all over the world is being driven by the president of the United States in unprecedented ways these days.

Beyond the 183-Day Rule: How to Protect Your Retirement Wealth After Moving to a Cheaper State

While a move can protect your legacy, many retirees stumble at the finish line by ignoring the strict state residency tests used to challenge their new status.

What Is Your Collection Worth? How to Value and Protect Your Assets

If you've collected stamps, vinyl, coins, antiques and even some oddities like toothpick holders, you could be sitting on some serious cash.

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