Losing a loved one is a devastating process no matter if it is expected or not. Unfortunately, even when you should be taking the time to grieve, you will need to make some financial decisions to protect your loved one and their assets that they worked so hard to acquire throughout their life.
The key to successful financial planning is to set proactive goals and be specific with how much you’re allocating to each goal, how frequently, and over how much time.
In simple terms, if you die without a will, the state will essentially make one for you. This means your estate passes through something called intestate succession.
There’s no doubt that recent technological advancements have provided hackers with even more opportunities to use modern developments to their advantage. Especially when it comes to identity theft, these criminals show no signs of slowing down.
Decisions surrounding retirement are rarely simple. This further becomes the case when there is an age gap between couples, resulting in differences in retirement dates, life expectancy, health and more.
Congress has come to a much-anticipated agreement over stimulus package negotiations. With a new $600 billion act passed, what can Americans expect to see coming their way soon?
