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Advising Clients on Irrevocable Medicaid Trusts: 4 Focus Areas

Advisors need to consider many client-specific priorities and circumstances when assessing this approach.

Plan Offers Stability for Anxious Families Planning for College Expenses

Private College 529 Plan provides advisor clients with a price-lock guarantee and a choice of nearly 300 schools.

The Number of ‘Everyday Millionaires’ is Soaring

More Americans are now millionaires thanks to strong real estate markets, rising stock values, and 401(k) investments.

Even Grave Errors at Rehab Hospitals Go Unpenalized and Undisclosed

The Trump administration has not determined whether it will continue the effort to rate rehab facilities, according to a CMS spokesperson.

How to Fill the Growing Talent Gap

Recruiting retirees for part-time and project work can bring a lot to the table for businesses and younger workers.

Few Clients Will Pay Federal Estate Taxes, But States May Take A Cut

Although the federal estate tax exemption is high, many states levy their own estate or inheritance taxes that apply at far lower levels.

People with Severe Diabetes Cured in Small Stem Cell Trial

The experimental treatment has yielded striking results, but it has a big drawback.

Can AI Replace Financial Advisors?

As AI “advisors” gain market share, flesh-and-blood professionals should remember they have a secret weapon — and learn how to leverage it.

Are The Latest ‘Biological Age’ Tests Worth It?

At about $500 a test, here's what you should know — and a reminder of what can increase your chance of living longer and healthier.

How to Beat AI and Compete in the Modern World

Even if you serve high-net-worth individuals, you are competing with emerging, transparent business models and with technology.

Dual Threats Imperil Nursing Homes and Their Foreign-Born Workers

Over 800,000 immigrants and naturalized citizens comprise 28% of direct-care employees of home-care agencies, facilities and other LTC firms.

How to Support Family Caregivers

Budget cuts will make it more difficult for seniors to age at home, policy experts warn Congress. (By Noel Evans)

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One Big Beautiful Bill’s $10K Auto Loan Tax Break is Illusory for Most

Only 3% of vehicle buyers will qualify, and most for a far smaller deduction, Caribou reports.

Finalists Named for Awards Honoring Advisors Who Make a Difference

Invest in Others will present awards and donations to advisors' designated charities — ranging from $2,000 to $60,000 — at its upcoming gala.

CFP Board Names Kansas State U. Researcher as 2026 Chair-Elect

Martin Seay’s studies include how consumers seek and use financial advice.

Many Retirees Consider ‘Unretiring,’ New Survey Reveals

Economic volatility is fueling increasing anxiety about retirement readiness among Americans 50 and older.

As Texas Targets Flood Scammers, SEC Offers Tips to Avoid Being Duped

Scammers seek to fleece disaster victims and those who want to help, officials warn.

Retirement Dreams Delayed, Altered or Canceled for 40% of Pre-Retirees

Many no longer have faith in traditional rules of thumb of retirement planning, a Nationwide survey reveals.