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Blended families complete with stepchildren and ex-spouses can result in awkward estate planning issues. Here's a good example. A long-married couple disagrees about making the husband's son a trustee because the adult son has never worked for a living. Read on to find out what the experts think the couple should do.

The current bull market which started in March 2009 is already the longest on record. Even though indicators show 2020 market is OK for now, almost everyone from financial planners to economists to investors know at some point a market correction will occur. Here's some good advice about how to prepare for a coming bear market.

What's something you can learn from millionaires no matter how many zeros are in your bank account? They invest in themselves and know the value of their time. We could all benefit from setting aside more time for thinking and considering how we spend our physical, mental, and emotional energy.

9 in 10 Americans say it's important to create a family financial plan, but nearly half have trouble discussing finances with their loved ones. In the coming year, why not face your fears and begin having talks about your financial plan with your family? Here are some ideas.

Working on a part-time basis throughout retirement may be a good option for many retirees who are worried they don’t have enough saved for retirement. 92 percent of workers currently in their forties say they plan to keep working part-time in retirement. Even among those in their seventies, 52 percent say they plan to continue working an average of 10 hours a week.