What Is a Dead Cat Bounce? - Has anybody actually ever seen a real dead cat bouncing after the animal has been dropped from a great height? Unlikely, but that colorful term is used to describe a technical phenomenon that occurs during a significant market downtrend. After weeks or even months of …
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How To Plan Your Funeral in Advance
How To Plan Your Funeral in Advance - No one likes to think about his or her own funeral, but it's something everyone will need. You can let your family and friends concentrate on mourning by making your own arrangements and last wishes known. Advance arrangements are called "pre-need funeral …
So You’re Worried About Probate
So You're Worried About Probate - When people die, their estates go through a process called probate, which is subject to a lot of misconceptions. Myth #1 — If you die without a will, the state gets everything. There are plenty of reasons to write a will, but worrying about the state …
Travel Tips for the Elderly
Travel Tips for the Elderly - One reason people look forward to retirement is because they'll have time to travel. If you've only had enough vacation time for a few long weekends a year before, it's exciting to be able to plan out a real weekslong vacation. But travel is different when you're older. …
Should You Add Your Children to Your Deed and Bank Accounts?
Should You Add Your Children to Your Deed and Bank Accounts? - Many people believe that an easy way to avoid probate and enable your children to assist you as you age is to add your children to your bank accounts and even the deed to your home. But this strategy doesn't always work as …
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