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Financial planning for new parents
Expecting, adopting or planning ahead? Here's how to financially prepare for a baby in eight steps.
Whether you're currently expecting, adopting or just planning ahead, there are a few things you can do to get ready.
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How does having a child affect taxes?
Discover seven tax breaks for parents that may help reduce the cost of raising a child.
Raising a child involves significant costs, but there are tax breaks that may help relieve some of the financial strain.
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Financial checklist: 8 steps for new parents
This financial checklist for new parents can help ensure you're well-prepared for the first year of parenthood and beyond.
When it comes to financial planning for new parents, creating a budget is important.
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What can a trust do for you?
Trusts are very different from wills, and different types of trusts can be used to accomplish different types of goals.
Trusts are like a Swiss Army knife: powerful and versatile planning tools that most people—especially those with complex or sizable estates—should be aware of.
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Ideas for preserving generational wealth
Once your retirement is secure, you may want to pursue strategies to preserve wealth beyond your lifetime.
With a legacy plan in place, you have an opportunity to make a difference that can be sustained long after you've passed away.
Nerre Shuriah
JD, LLM, CM&AA, CBEC® | Senior Director of Wealth Planning and Knowledge
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How to afford fertility care
Determining how to pay for fertility treatments can be challenging. Explore eight solutions that may help lower your out-of-pocket costs.
Affording fertility care is often a challenge for those pursuing treatment.
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Paying for adoption costs
High costs can be a barrier to pursuing your adoption dreams. These resources may help.
The good news is that many parents ultimately find ways to make adoption costs more manageable.
Security
Tips to protect parents from fraud
The risk of financial scams is on the rise, but there are steps you can take to help keep your parents' assets safe.
Elderly people are particularly impacted by fraud because they don't have the time to make up for losses that younger generations do.
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Budgeting with a baby on the way
If you're expecting, it pays to prepare for the financial road ahead.
It's important to begin planning before you become pregnant—or adopt—and consider opening a dedicated account for everything from baby gear to medical costs.
Family
Car buying trends in the 2024 market
The markets for new, used and electric vehicles are shifting rapidly.
While inventory levels continue to stabilize, semiconductor chip shortages are still playing a role in keeping dealer supply relatively low in 2024.
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Securing your financial future during a divorce
It's important to surround yourself with the right advisors and follow some crucial steps during a divorce.
Creating a plan and being sure you're making decisions about everything that's in your control at this time is critical.
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Unique planning challenges when caring for a child with special needs
From special needs trusts to government resources, families need to consider a broad array of options.
There's an entire ecosystem of factors influencing financial planning for families with special needs.
Retirement
Inherited IRA rules
An inherited IRA can be a financial gift, but there are some rules for how you can use it.
The laws around receiving an IRA vary, depending on your relationship with the person who left it to you.
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Financial considerations for a career transition
Whether voluntary or not, career moves may require temporary adjustments to your finances.
There's no need to think of job loss as the worst-case scenario or to feel like events are out of your control.
Insurance
Travel insurance: Is it worth the cost?
Depending on the expense and extent of your trip, insurance against cancellation and other factors may be worth a look.
Reasons for canceling a trip could range from bad weather at the destination to breaking a leg before a planned ski trip.
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5 steps to ensure a smooth estate transition
Ease life for your heirs by getting your estate planning documents organized.
While you hope your kids never have to face a loss or sudden emergency, you can take steps now to help ensure they'll have support and clarity if the time comes for them to oversee your estate.
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