Your iTunes, your e-books, your bitcoins and even your Facebook account: what happens when you’re gone?
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How to find out if your elderly parents are being scammedThe average older victim of financial exploitation loses $120,303
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Older women 80% more likely than men to be impoverishedA new study found a persistent retirement income gap between men and women.
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5 ways to protect your estate from capital gains taxesEstate planning? Be aware of significant tax law changes that have taken effect in recent years.
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You won’t be able to put more money into your 401(k) in 2016 than you did in 2015The maximum contribution amount to remain $18,000.
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Check the ‘freshness date’ on your willEven if your estate planning documents are still valid, they may no longer work the way you intended.
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Estate planning takes time, as Robin Williams’s family is discoveringA family dispute over Robin Williams’s estate illustrates the importance of discussing inheritance planning early.
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Don’t be the ‘Tiger Child’ at your family gatheringSo-called tiger mothers and fathers who micromanage their kids’ lives often try to do the same with their aging parents, experts say. With Mother’s Day looming, here’s a better way to approach sensitive topics.
