Category: Lifestyle

How to Save in a Hurry

If you had to save $10,000 in the next six months, how would you go about it? Columnist Simon Constable took an inventory of average

May 25, 2022

The ‘Other’ Cost of Taxes

Chances are, you know how much you pay in taxes. But how much are taxes costing you in time and preparation fees? According to a

May 25, 2022

Not-So-Powerful Powers of Attorney

Everybody should have a power of attorney—that is, a legal document that gives a designated individual the right to act on their behalf when making

May 25, 2022

The Awareness of Plants

Do plants respond to your touch? Do they feel or enjoy music or your singing voice? The answers, according to new research conducted at the

May 25, 2022

Will Debt Hinder Your Retirement Outlook?

The number of Americans in or nearing retirement who are still holding significant mortgage, auto, even student loan debt has been rising in recent years.

May 25, 2022

When Protection Matters: Consider a QTIP Trust

Several years ago, Jack’s father died. Jack grieved not only for his father’s passing, but also for his widowed mother who had been married to

May 25, 2022

The Mathematics of Investing

Tracking the performance of your investments can get confusing, due to the various ways of calculating returns. Whether you prefer to use a calculator or

May 25, 2022

Transferring Assets to a 529 Plan

By now most Americans who are saving and investing to pay for college costs have probably heard that so-called 529 college savings plans allow tax-free

February 22, 2022

The Lowdown on Robo-Advisors

The trend toward online investing and advisory services, also known as robo-investing and robo-advice is gaining momentum, but industry participants are struggling to get a

May 25, 2022

Name timelines

We all know that baby names go in and out of fashion. But recently, the website fivethirtyeight.com looked at Social Security Administration records going back

May 25, 2022

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Category: Lifestyle

How to Save in a Hurry

The ‘Other’ Cost of Taxes

Not-So-Powerful Powers of Attorney

The Awareness of Plants

Will Debt Hinder Your Retirement Outlook?

When Protection Matters: Consider a QTIP Trust

The Mathematics of Investing

Transferring Assets to a 529 Plan

The Lowdown on Robo-Advisors

Name timelines

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