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Are beneficiaries more complex than they seem? While designating beneficiaries appears simple, it's an often overlooked part of financial planning that deserves careful attention.

Are beneficiaries really that complicated? It may not seem like it on the surface, but it is an overlooked element of financial planning.

Mike discusses a recent survey put out by the American College of Financial Services regarding retirement literacy.

Are you emotionally ready for retirement? Mike looks at a Wall Street Journal article that proposes eight questions you need to ask yourself.

Are you emotionally ready for retirement? Mike looks at a Wall Street Journal article that proposes eight questions you need to ask yourself.

When naming beneficiaries, most choose their spouse first and children. This works, but check that your grandchildren are included.

Disability has been referred to as a “living death,” since the disabled person is not able to contribute toward their care but needs……

Do you think you can manage your money from the grave? What will your spouse do with your money when you’re gone?

Don’t let your kids use your retirement funds because they are not willing to make the effort to be financially independent.

If someone else depends on your income, you should take the time to think through a scenario of that person suddenly not having your…

When you think of investment risk, what comes to your mind first? Many people think, “I could lose all of my money!”