Everything’s fine—until it isn’t. One mother shares how health scares transformed her thinking about life insurance.
You can use your own brokerage account or a custodial account to invest money for your child. Both options come with advantages and disadvantages.
A UGMA account holds assets like cash and investments for a minor. Check if you’re ready for a UGMA, and how to make sure your account is on track.
If you’re the executor of an estate, it’s up to you to distribute your loved one’s belongings correctly. Here’s how.
Everything’s fine—until it isn’t. One mother shares how health scares transformed her thinking about life insurance.
Financial infidelity, or being dishonest about money with your partner, can affect your finances and relationship. Spot unhealthy patterns and learn ways to build money habits that strengthen your bond.
Despite scary headlines, saving for college is doable. From figuring out how much you can afford to talking about it with family, here’s how.
A credit-based insurance score can affect your policy and premium rates. Learn why insurance companies gather this information and how they use it.
Either a UGMA account or trust fund can help you gift money to your child. UGMAs are simpler and cheaper, while trust funds offer more flexibility for complex arrangements.