A letter of instruction can offer peace of mind to your family members during a time of emotional turmoil. But what should you address in your letter?

If you possess a beloved family heirloom, make certain you address it properly in your will or living trust to help avoid family disputes after your death.

The sandwich generation faces a unique set of circumstances that can make financial planning tricky. We offer some tips.

One of the most effective estate-tax-saving techniques is also one of the simplest and most convenient: making maximum use of the annual gift tax exclusion.

Who will handle your financial affairs and make medical decisions for you in the event you become incapacitated? The answer lies in a durable power of attorney.

eClosing streamlines the home loan process by giving the borrower smart, interactive electronic options for the closing process.

Transferring a family business to the next generation requires a delicate balancing act.

To ensure your desired treatment of adopted children or unadopted stepchildren, you and your spouse or partner must clearly communicate your plans through wills

Many people confuse a living will with a last will and testament, but they aren’t the same. These separate documents serve different, but vital, purposes.

There are many things to think about when planning for your retirement. Make sure accounting for inflation is one of them.