Planning

Divorce can be costly both financially and emotionally; these 4 alternatives may offer an easier out.

Setting up a trust might be more important — and less complicated — than you think.

Few families are using tax-friendly 529 plans to save for college.

Through penalties, underfunding, or dividend goofs, you may be giving the IRS more than you owe.

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

Spending on youth sports has spiraled. Here are tips on paring costs and focusing on fun.

From goals to teamwork, hockey players demonstrate what it takes to succeed every day.

If you plan to loan money to family, there are some key questions and considerations you should keep in mind.

Medicaid reimbursement programs and other public assistance can help family caregivers alleviate financial strain.

Steps to restore financial wellness can mirror those we may use to help our physical and mental health.

Severe weather damage? Sudden illness? Learn about the resources available to you when a huge expense hits.

From credits to write-offs, parents have opportunities to lower their tax liability.

Consider future debt, financial aid, and career services to be sure a college will pay off.

Don't leave credits and deductions for your income taxes on the table.

Settling an estate is a difficult job and responsibility that takes patience and organization.

The age you are when you have your first child may affect your finances in different ways.

Along with the tax paperwork, this is a good time to check on your retirement planning, protection, and other financial needs.

When mortgage rates drop, homeowners can potentially reduce their monthly payment. Here’s how to perform a cost-benefit analysis.