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• An Introduction to Estate Planning for the Sandwich Generation

  For members of the "Sandwich Generation"—those currently in their 40s and 50s who are caring for children and their parents who are over 65-years old—estate planning may seem like a low priority. After all, when you're juggling multiple caregiving responsibilities daily, sitting down to draft a will is easy to put off.

• Riding the Rollercoaster: Investing During Inflation and Market Volatility

  In today's economic environment, where market volatility and inflation are often unpredictable and inevitable, investing can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster.

• Show Loved Ones You Care This Valentine's Day With An Updated Estate Plan

  Hopefully, you’re planning to give all of your loved ones plenty of affection this Valentine's Day. But what if you weren’t around? To make sure everyone is fully protected when you’re gone, you need an estate plan. This year, show everyone you care by making sure your plan is fully updated. Check out these tips to do this task properly.

• Stay Calm and File On Time! 7 Need-to-Know Tips for Last-Minute Tax Filing

  . If you know you usually wait until the last minute to file your taxes, a to-do list could help you stay motivated and on top of your responsibilities. Need help getting started? Here are six need-to-know tips for last-minute tax filing.

• Why Financial Preparedness Is a Smart Investment

  Only about two-thirds of Americans could cover an unexpected $400 expense. Here are some of the most crucial steps you may take to work on financial preparedness.

• 4 Reasons to Consider a Life Insurance Policy

  Life insurance is not about death, but instead about the future and security of your loved ones. If you have not yet made the jump to purchase your life insurance policy, below are four reasons you should consider one.

• Get the Most Out of Your Retirement Planning and Tax Strategies

  Managing retirement strategies and creating goals can help you stay focused and consistent in your financial efforts.

• Retirement Annuities Explained: What They Are and How They Work

  Having enough retirement income for what you need and want is essential and must be planned for, even in the best economic conditions. A way to provide income safety is by using annuities as an asset class in your retirement portfolio.

• 401(k) Rollover Options to Consider

  When people are leaving their employer, one of the decisions they need to make is what to do with their 401(k).

• Long-Term Care: Exploring Your Options

  With longer life expectancies for both men and women, it is likely that you or someone close to you will eventually need some type of long term care (LTC). You can start the LTC planning process by considering the following common options for receiving and funding care.

• Overcoming the Dual-Caregiving Dilemma

  The "Sandwich Generation" is composed of adults who are ‘sandwiched’ between competing financial responsibilities.

• Making Your Money Work for You Through Giving Strategies

  Part of the joy of making money and building wealth is not solely the aim to live a flexible life of convenience; it is also giving to those we love.

• Social Security Simplified: Common Questions and Answers

  Whether you are getting close to retirement or even if retirement is still a little way off, here are some common questions and answers regarding Social Security.

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• What Wealthy Individuals Need to Consider Before Applying for Medicare

  As wealthy individuals age, healthcare and health insurance coverage become increasingly important.

• How To Factor Taxes Into Your Retirement Planning

  Retirement planning is not just about saving money — it’s about surviving on the money you saved and may receive in retirement, such as Social Security benefits.

• What to Know About Multigenerational Estate Planning

  Over the next few decades, many Boomers may transfer this wealth to their Gen X, millennial, and Gen Z children, perhaps incurring a hefty tax bill. Here are some ways to handle multigenerational estate planning so that the generations after you may keep these assets in the family.

• Caring For Your Family Members While Preparing For Retirement

  The newest generation of upcoming retirees is facing a more unique and prominent dilemma than past generations have experienced: caring for family members at the same time they’re preparing for retirement.

• Ten Ways to Tidy Up Your Finances This Fall: A Comprehensive Checklist

  As the leaves begin to fall and the year winds down, autumn offers more than pumpkin spice and cozy sweaters. It’s also a good time to clean up your finances.