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Experts Say These 10 Things Don’t Belong in Your Will 

We’ve written a great deal over the years here on the Blog about making sure your estate plan is complete. That suggestion definitely applies in spades to your will. A Last Will and Testament that is outdated, incomplete, or vague can leave your executor and your heirs scrambling to figure out what it was you … Read more

Solo Aging Requires Careful Planning to Avoid Financial Pitfalls 

Based on a highly unscientific advertising survey, we would conclude that most marketing for retirement planning services – including ads for financial planners, insurance agents, and estate planning attorneys – is aimed at couples. Statistically, that makes some sense, since the majority of U.S. adults (about 60 percent of those 35 and older) are married … Read more

DOGE Hits Social Security Administration With “Significant” Staff Cuts 

With across-the-board staff cuts reverberating through government agencies, thanks to the efforts of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), it was inevitable that Social Security would feel the pinch. Now the budget ax has started to affect the Social Security Administration, and beneficiaries are left wondering how the monthly payments they rely on will … Read more

If Retirement Isn’t Stimulating Enough, Maybe It’s Time to Unretire 

Growing tired of being retired? Maybe it’s time you tried unretirement.  Before you dismiss the idea, know that “unretirement” is definitely a trend, as this recent NextAvenue article explains. A significant number of men and women who had “officially” retired, some during the COVID pandemic, have in recent years made a steady return back to … Read more

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