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To assess true compensation, look at benefits, time off, and other things besides the paycheck.

It is particularly important to be financially proactive when one partner is a decade older or more.

These money-saving tips from wedding industry experts can help you stick to your big-day budget.

Can you help your aging, financially struggling parents without compromising your future financial security?

Deciding to purchase a life insurance policy in your 40s can be a complicated decision.

How to be emotionally and financially prepared to care for your sibling with special needs.

Are you a sibling of someone with a disability, and have inherited the responsibility for their care?

Some tax and property advantages for married couples don’t apply if one is a non-U.S. citizen.

Families that merge must take steps to align their values and vision surrounding their assets and debt.

Investment can be a vote and support for businesses that are owned, led, or founded by women.

Marriage finances are an important part of any union. Here's some steps for newlyweds.

Health savings accounts let you put away pretax dollars for medical expenses.

Supporting a child on a single income takes resolve, creativity, and mutual support.

Female investors come out ahead by trading less, saving more, and remaining calm during market downturns.

Being a special-needs parent can make it hard to balance both time and finances.

Opportunities to offset prior-year income and capture credits are available until the April deadline.

Certain behaviors and inaction can be counterproductive to financial wellness and lead to budget instability.

Adult children may be legally responsible for their parents' long-term care costs.

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