Caregiving can feel overwhelming, especially when it seems like your loved ones don’t see the necessity. Another major stressor is feeling that you’re all alone, with everything falling on your shoulders. Having a team to provide feedback, time, financial support, advice, and share responsibilities can significantly ease caregiver stress.
Helping an aging loved one get organized significantly reduces caregiver stress. It enables efficient delegation and equips you with the information to handle urgent situations effectively. This article will list the most urgent and commonly needed information that you will need to make things run and solve most issues.
Strategies to help caregivers reduce stress and foster cooperative relationships through effective communication before your loved one is in a position of dependency. By having conversations early, and tactfully, you can avoid confrontation and help make sure your loved one's wishes are carried out.
In the spring of any presidential election year, questions roll in about party, policy, the growing political divide, and what that means for capital markets. Although situation and scenario-specific, in most cases, we do not urge action related to investments and asset allocation, but often will suggest action related to tax and financial planning.
Discover how global markets surged in Q3, with U.S. small-cap, mid-cap, and emerging markets leading the way. Learn about key trends in equities, bonds, and the impact of central bank policies, including the Fed’s rate cut.
In a recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of Connelly v. Internal Revenue Service, the court ruled that life insurance proceeds paid to a business as part of an entity-purchase buy-sell agreement increase the business's value for the purposes of determining the taxable estate of the deceased owner.