Time with loved ones with a change of pace and perspective is an invaluable investment, especially when your family has experienced divorce.

After divorce, or with any major life change, update estate documents to prevent a nightmare for your heirs.

Don’t leave money on the table in your divorce. Learn about QDROs (Qualified Domestic Relations Orders) and important points to make the most of them in your divorce settlement and your financial plan.

Many people start out managing their own investments. But as their earnings and assets grow, their financial needs and challenges become more complex—and continuing to go at about it alone could prove costly in terms of investing miscues.

We all deserve to feel the hurt or anger or confusion that can come with divorce. But let’s not stay there. Let’s not sit in it. Let’s think about what we can do to truly take care of ourselves and work toward a future of our choosing.

Being in the middle of the “sandwich” heightens life stressors. Our relationships with our older loved ones are taxed and shifting as they decline and are reluctant to relinquish autonomy. How do we navigate this chapter of life?

Planning for health care in early retirement is a crucial component of your overall retirement strategy.