Sometimes people seem to think that if they don’t plan for death, it just won’t happen. In fact, 58% of American adults have no will, no trust, and no estate plan at all, according to a recent study by Caring.com. Unfortunately, whether you plan for it or not, death is inevitable.
If you have no plan, your state of residence has a plan for you, it’s called “intestacy.” With intestacy, your assets go to those the state has pre-determined. They may or may not be the people whom you love and who love you. Each state’s intestacy laws are slightly…
A financial plan is important, but few of us have one. It's because we think that we need to meet with a financial planner to get one, but that is wrong!
Innovation is an anchor that keeps modern businesses afloat, propels growth and shields them from future risk, but its success largely depends on having a solid plan in place that includes the following.
A study by Rand Corp. says that single people are at much greater risk of not saving enough for retirement than married couples. A look at some retirement-planning advice for singles from financial advisers.
To achieve your financial goals, find out how much you should be spending on financial planning.
If you’re unfamiliar with the various ways life insurance can be used as a financial planning tool, the following four scenarios may help you decide whether you and those important to you can benefit from holding a policy
When it comes to financial planning, the first question that comes to mind for most people is whether or not they really need professional help. You can absolutely handle your own money and there is no problem with that, but it is much like doing your own repairs on a leaky sink. Some people have …
Greg Powell explains why it is so critical for women to make sure they understand their financial plan. Whether they are single or married, there are some im...
Here are five ways having a financial plan can help you.
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Don’t guess—know where you stand. Spend some extra time during tax season to take inventory of all your financial assets, debts, and living expenses.
Learn the common funeral-planning mistakes you should avoid, whether you're pre-arranging a service for yourself or a loved one or after a death occurs.
Pre-planning does not have to be a hurdle that you overcome. It can be, instead, a way for you to take control of your uncertain future.
Two thirds of Americans don't know what a 529 plan is, but even those who know it as a college savings tool don't realize it can help in other ways.
Planning a funeral for a someone you love is one of the most difficult things that people have to do. Not only is it emotionally trying, it can also be financially challenging as well. Advanced Fun…
Would you be interested in a way to save money for education and get tax benefits simultaneously? A 529 plan might be what you’re seeking. Find out more by reading the benefits of a 529 plan.
Tipalti's Chen Amit breaks down why today's CFO is increasingly responsible for implementing better solutions, accessibility to financial resources and maximizing resilience up and down the business.
Being equipped financially is key to your children’s success and your peace of mind. Start a savings plan for your kids so they can have an easier start into their adult life.
Planning a funeral for a loved one is never easy. It’s an emotional time, and if your loved one didn’t plan ahead, you have to choose between cremation or a traditional funeral. Local f…
If you're maxing out a retirement plan and being mindful of your investments, you may be on the fast track to building wealth.