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You may have made a giant estate planning mistake without even knowing it — forgetting to update the names of your beneficiaries for your employer-sponsored

Now is the time to adopt financial habits that determine a successful retirement, even if you’re still in your 20s. (Note: Parents, here is a

If there is a boogeyman when it comes to family conversations about inheritance, it is not death. It’s the $40 trillion that financial advisers say

Whether you’re married or widowed, divorced or single, it’s important to have the right documents in place to ensure that you have the help and

About $40 trillion. That’s the amount of money boomer parents are expected to leave to their millennial offspring over the next 30 to 40 years.

If an estate plan is done well, we can tell what a deceased person intended to do and why merely by knowing what happened to

College is extremely expensive for most families. When tuition, room, board, books and other miscellaneous expenses are all added in the total cost of a

After someone passes away different types of debts are handled differently. As Americans continue to accumulate credit card debt, it is important to know how

Income inequality and the estate tax continue to be hot button issues in American politics and culture. Americans have a wide array of opinions about

Revocable living trusts solve many common estate planning problems. As such they continue to be extremely popular. However, not everyone needs to get a revocable

Estate planning is often seen as something that middle-aged and older people do as they begin to plan how their assets will be distributed after

Many people who have been considering changing their estate plan put it off for as long as possible. When those people are in an accident