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The Big Three IPOs: What Retirees Need to Know NowAs SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic head toward massive public listings, retirees should avoid the hype and focus on a disciplined, diversified financial plan.
By Scott Schwitzer
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Why Asset Allocation Needs to Be Customized in RetirementRetirement isn't just about playing it safe. It's about having a plan that manages taxes, protects cash flow and keeps your portfolio aligned with your goals.
By Mike Palmer, CFP®
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Legacy Planning for Moms: How to Protect Your Family From ChaosOrganizing your financial, digital and legal affairs and talking openly about your final wishes is one of the most loving gifts you can give your family.
By Stacy Francis, CFP®, CDFA®, CES™
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7 Warren Buffett Quotes Every Retiree Should Live ByThe 'Oracle of Omaha' knows a thing or two about life, investing and retirement.
By Donna Fuscaldo
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Parent PLUS Caps Just Changed the Math on Paying for CollegeFor years, Parent PLUS filled whatever tuition gap was left over. Starting July 1, it comes with a hard ceiling. What should families do now?
By Sravani Atluri
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Why High-Net-Worth Individuals Are Securing Golden VisasGolden Visas can help protect wealth, family and business operations by establishing a reliable backup residency and, often, a path to dual citizenship.
By Jonathan Ralph
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Are This Company's Ads for Push-to-Talk Devices Misleading?These radios are marketed as independent, unlimited-range walkie-talkies, but they actually require an LTE tower — the company's website even notes that.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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Does Inflation Mean Your Retirement Plan Is Running on Empty?Anchoring your retirement plan to short-term inflation is the financial equivalent of a gas tank running on empty — it works great until it leaves you stranded.
By Jesse W. Hurst, CFP®, AIF®
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How to Master the Art of Family Business SuccessionYou might hope for an easy transition, but your children could have different ideas about who gets what. Talking about it early could head off divisions.
By Mike Moore
