Understanding the nation’s latest data on older Americans can help seniors and their families plan for the future.
Life insurance may not seem related to the distribution of your estate, but it can be an integral part of a well-drafted estate plan.
Estate planning for blended families involves special considerations and may require additional layers of planning.
Trusts are important estate planning tools. Estate planning involves creating a plan for where – and to whom – your assets will go at death.
A new New York law now allows for transferring real estate on death outside of probate called a Transfer on Death Deed.
As the U.S. population ages, the need for long-term care and the rising cost of that care are becoming important considerations.
Partner Marcus O’Toole-Gelo will be a panelist at Act 2 Begins, a free special event designed for seniors and adult children.
Four in 10 people believe they do not have enough assets to make a will, reflecting a common misconception that it is only for the wealthy.
Understaffing threatens the nation’s 1.2 million nursing home residents. A new nursing home staffing rule aims to address the issue.
Tens of millions of Baby Boomers are growing older and living longer, and long-term care will be undergoing significant changes.
In a recent estate planning survey, more than 1,000 participants aged 18 to 99 shared insights on their estate plans – or lack thereof.
Elder financial abuse is a significant issue affecting many older adults, and involves exploiting or misusing an older person’s finances.
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