Paying taxes is part of life—but overpaying doesn’t have to be. With deliberate planning and the right mix of tactics, both high-net-worth households and everyday earners can trim their bill…

When you’re in a top bracket, every extra dollar is taxed at higher rates—which can noticeably shrink take-home income…

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Intentionally Defective Grantor Trusts (IDGTs) are often highlighted for sophisticated estate-tax and wealth-transfer planning. Yet the same features that make them powerful can also create friction, costs, and constraints you’ll want to understand before moving forward…

Child support in many states is generally based on gross income…

Parenting on separate teams can feel complicated and draining. Yet thousands of parents manage it well every day—and their kids thrive…

Divorce later in life—often called “grey divorce”—comes with challenges that look different from splits earlier on…

Record-low mortgage rates over the last decade let many families buy larger homes with affordable payments…

Most parents want what’s best for their kids—but co-parenting rarely feels “natural” at first…

The biggest risk to your retirement isn’t the stock market—it’s not having a plan. Without a clear strategy, you could outlive your savings, pay more in taxes than necessary, or fall short of the lifestyle you’ve spent decades building…

When spouses in many states settle a divorce without a trial, the terms can be captured in a separation agreement, a consent order, or by incorporating a separation agreement into a court order.

On July 4, 2025, President Trump signed a wide-ranging reconciliation package—originally nicknamed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”…

Affluent families often look for ways to compound wealth more efficiently, reduce taxes, and pass assets cleanly to heirs. PPLI is one option built for accredited investors…

Mortgage rates under 3.5% were a once-in-a-generation gift…

When a marital home is sold or refinanced, there’s often money sitting in the escrow account—prepaid property taxes and/or homeowners insurance…

After a divorce is final, it’s common to feel too drained to tackle every follow-up task…

Money won’t run itself—and without a strategy, it can end up running you…

Health Savings Account (HSA) lets you set aside pre-tax dollars to pay qualified medical expenses…

As retirement nears, the focus shifts from building wealth to converting it into reliable income…

Reverse mortgages once had a shaky reputation, but today’s rules and safeguards make them worth a fresh look…