The Non-Financials of Retirement - Ever known people who couldn't manage to retire? They quit their jobs the moment they turned 65, but a few months later, they were back and working part time at the same desk. If anyone asked, they would sigh and say, "I just can't sit in my recliner and watch …
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How To Divide an Estate Among Heirs
How To Divide an Estate Among Heirs - The death of a family member can bring up tough questions. If the deceased owns a house and land, which of their heirs will get them? Or should they be sold and the money divided up? These are pressing questions when two of the heirs are saying they have fond …
Can You Use Charitable Trusts?
Can You Use Charitable Trusts? - There are two main types of charitable trusts, and they differ primarily in how the trust's income is allocated: A charitable lead trust is a good giving strategy for those who don't need a set amount of additional income and whose primary goal is to donate money …
How to Pass Down a Family Business
How to Pass Down a Family Business - Expecting to inherit and run your family's business exactly like Mom and Dad did? Each new generation of leadership has different skills and interests. Business contexts shift. Maybe you should step back and consider the CEO's job description, the governance of …
A Calculator to Predict Dementia Has Been Developed
A Calculator to Predict Dementia Has Been Developed - A new tool has been created by Canadian researchers that will predict your chances of developing dementia as you grow older. The calculator is intended for use by the general public to assist people over the age of 55, avoid or delay this …
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