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5 Estate Planning Questions Everyone Should Ask

Planning for end-of-life is no one's picnic, but these questions could help spare your loved ones a lot of pain after you're gone.

Your insurance needs change over time. When you reach retirement, they'll change again.

More than half of Americans haven't created a will. Don't let your legacy be the burden of choices and decisions you leave behind.

If you have a will, you're already ahead of the curve. But you need to make sure it's updated, too.

You depend on your financial adviser for guidance on life's money matters. But they may not always consider the big picture.

You know how important it is to have life insurance. But when is it OK to drop it?

Welcome to parenthood! Of all the changes headed your way, don't forget about tax changes, too.

If you're planning to walk down the aisle again, it's wise to make these money moves with your partner.

Tax Day will be here before you know it. Get your tax prep done now, and you can kick back and relax come April.

Your kids depend on you. Your aging parents depend on you. For the sandwich generation, smart money management is a must.

Group life insurance is a great employer-offered benefit. But, is it really enough?

You know you need life insurance. But the real question is, what kind?

Pave the way for a smart retirement by boosting your Social Security payout first.

We all want a lower tax burden. When your spouse earns much less, you may be tempted to claim them as a dependent. Should You?

High-five, empty nester! Your chicks have successfully spread their wings. Now it's time to get your finances back on track.

Child care is expensive. Ease the burden by making use of one of your employer's tax-advantaged perks.

Life insurance is for people with dependents and stuff, right? Yep, and sometimes that applies to singles, too.

Ready to give your child a mega financial jumpstart? Consider opening them a Roth IRA.

The burden of student loan debt is heavy enough. Get as many tax breaks as you can to lighten your load.

In the bustle of parenthood, new moms and dads often forget about these huge potential tax savings. Are you making the same mistake?