Financial Power of Attorney
What happens if your parents become ill and can’t perform basic financial tasks, like signing checks or making withdrawals from an IRA account? Unless you have a Power of Attorney Continue Reading →
Month: January 2012
How Closely Correlated Is Your Portfolio?
Investors hear a lot about the benefits of asset allocation, that is, spreading your assets among different types of investments to help reduce risk.1 But less discussed is an equally important Continue Reading →
Full Nest” Finances: Considerations When Supporting Adult Children
Say so-long to the days of “empty nesters,” when parents would make life changes once their children had moved out and moved on. It is more likely that parents today Continue Reading →
Does It Pay to Pay Off Your Mortgage?
Most financial experts agree that reducing debt whenever and wherever possible is a good thing. But paying off your mortgage as you grow older may not always be in your Continue Reading →