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Does Marriage Mean We Have to Merge Finances?
It's a question I hear often as clients consider tying the knot, " Does marriage mean we have to merge finances?" (And if they're not asking this question, hopefully, this topic surfaces before they walk down the aisle.) Most people who marry later in life or have...
Five Ways to Help Your Parent Who’s Become a Caregiver
It’s been an interesting few months for me. My father was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. My mother is still independent and capable. However, this diagnosis is overwhelming for her. She’s determined to remain a caregiver to my father as long as she is able to...
3 Important Health Documents to Update After Your Divorce
It’s final. You are now divorced. With this change in your marital status, there are three important healthcare-related documents you need to update. When you were married, your spouse was the default in receiving your health care information. Your spouse was also...
Defining “Family” for the Guest List
The term “family” traditionally means people who are related to you by blood or through marriage. It includes your spouse, kids, parents, siblings, in-laws, aunts, uncles, etc. It doesn’t matter if these individuals regularly interact with you. They may only know of...
Will You Be Supplementing Your Parents’ Retirement?
Were your parents in their late 30s when you were born? If yes, prepare yourself to be part of the sandwich generation earlier than expected. The sandwich generation means individuals with the responsibility of both raising their children and taking care of their...
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