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According to LongTermCare.gov, nearly 70% of those age 65 and over will require long-term care at some point in their lives. This includes care at home (paid and unpaid) as well as at nursing and...

If intensive computer analysis of stock market data has allowed short-term investors to beat some benchmark indexes some of the time, shouldn't the added sophistication of artificial intelligence...

Even if you've never heard of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, you're probably familiar with her Five Stages of Grief.1 These are phases that we naturally go through after experiencing a significant loss:...

In some ways, planning for retirement is abstract. You talk about things like dreams, goals, and second chapters. But in other ways, it's just simple math. You're going to need X amount of dollars...

A successful investor maximizes gain and minimizes loss. Though there can be no guarantee that any investment strategy will be successful, and all investing involves risk, including the possible loss...

Every May, new graduates cross the stages of universities across the Nation. The latest graduates begin a new phase of financial independence. As has always been the case, graduates will face an array...

Money comes with a lot of emotional baggage. Especially if you’ve ever been painfully aware of your lack of it. Unless you grew up in a wealthy family, you probably have a few stories of financial...

Order of Operation The process a sailor goes through to reduce sail is called reefing. Every boat is rigged a little bit differently but the one thing they have in common is that there is a detailed...

It's easy to think about the stock market like it's a retirement program. That's certainly how it seems to function as you save toward that goal. Typically, you've accumulated a lump sum and/or set...