How do I keep my trust beneficiaries from asking my trustee for more than what’s stated in the trust?

How do I protect my children’s inheritance from my partner’s next spouse?

There are some you can exclude—and some you can’t.

The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement, or SECURE Act, is a bipartisan retirement bill that was passed by Congress in December 2019 and goes into effect in 2020.

"Will I pay social security tax if I continue working after my full retirement age?" The short answer is YES, and you will pay a lot of it.

"Will I collect social security if I retire 15 or more years from now?" The short answer is YES, but not as much as you should.

There is no need to pay someone else to do what you can easily do yourself. In this post, I’ll explain how.

Answer: YES. There are many!

In many cases standard deductions will serve your needs; if you make charitable contributions, a donor advised fund (DAV) may work for you.

If you move into a home that your spouse owned before you were married, will you inherit it upon your spouse’s death? The answer is “it depends.”

Regardless of your income or net worth, there is one estate planning move that every person should make right now.

The answer is probably not, unless you are very wealthy!