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More than half of U.S. adults don't have an estate plan, and it's more important for retirement than most realize. Thankfully, it doesn't have to be complicated -- reach out if you have questions.

This Retirement Planning Move Puts You Ahead Of The Average Retiree - Money Digest Coming up with an estate plan, which includes creating a will, a living trust, and an advance healthcare plan, will put you ahead of the average retiree.

Trump accounts and 529 plans both offer ways to save for a child's future, but the rules and tax considerations aren't the same. This article provides a great quick comparison.

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Being the sole decision-maker in retirement comes with its own financial checklist -- from Social Security timing to long-term-care planning. Learn what singles should have covered.

Solo Ager? Here’s How to Build Financial Security for Retirement These are the financial decisions that matter most for singles planning retirement.

Families are starting inheritance conversations earlier than ever, and it's helping ease the stress around passing down wealth. Here's what these productive talks often cover.

Open Communication Now Can Prevent Conflict Later A few conversation starters for families navigating wealth transfer.

Cutting back at work before fully retiring sounds simple on paper, but the in-between stretch can feel more complicated. Read what one retirement coach says about navigating it.

Ask a Retirement Coach: How do I successfully transition to retirement while working part time? A gradual career exit gets a lot of praise in financial planning circles and HR brochures. It’s marketed as the smart, sensible, soft-landing version of stepping away. And in many ways, it is. But almost no one talks about how uncomfortable that middle stretch can be.

Rising prices aren't only about demand. Supply chains, currency shifts and policy changes all play a role. Here's what's really driving costs higher right now.

My Favorite Product Isn't in Demand But Is Getting Pricier. Why Is That? Several factors besides demand push up the prices of products you love. Understanding what's going on behind the scenes can help you decide what to buy and when.

From overly conservative investing to claiming Social Security early, small habits today can shape retirement tomorrow.

6 Money Mistakes You’ll Regret When You’re Older Overly conservative investing, tax blind spots and delayed planning can undermine savings

Chatbots can crunch numbers, but they can miss tax nuance, Social Security complexity and longevity risk. Here's where AI falls short compared to a professional advisor.

More people are using AI for retirement planning, but how accurate is it? Here's what experts say. As more people turn to chatbots for financial advice, experts say AI offers both pros and cons for retirement planning. Here's what to know.

Selling an investment at a loss might sound like a bad move, but it can help offset capital gains and ease your tax bill. Here's how it works.

What is tax-loss harvesting? The latest newsletter takes a closer look at this financial strategy.

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