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“Brexit,” or Britain’s referendum on whether to exit from the European Union, took an unexpected turn yesterday when British citizens, in a narrow vote, decided

Many estate planning decisions that are simple for traditional families can prove very complicated in today’s age of multiple marriages and “blended families.” There are

Robo-advisors or robo-advising has been a buzz word lately but both its meaning and future have been unclear to many. Robo-advising is the practice of

Will sizeable debt follow you into retirement? The number of Americans in or nearing retirement who are still holding significant mortgage, auto, even student loan

The first of the baby boom generation will be required to start taking RMDs from their retirement accounts this year. The generation that lived through

Not that long ago, retirement meant being put out to pasture, with long days punctuated by occasional games of golf and bridge. But today, with

For long-term investors, keeping a focus on big-picture goals, such as retirement, and not being distracted by day-to-day market moves is key to success. You

Many Individual Retirement Account (IRA) owners who are 70 ½ or older like to donate their annual Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) directly to the charity

Financial resolutions are only as good as your follow-through. Here are some planning considerations for the three key stages of your financial life — accumulation,

If you are approaching age 65, you have a lot of company. There are 75 million Baby Boomers on the verge of retirement. Over the