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How to Cut Funeral Costs Now

How to Cut Funeral Costs Now

Plan ahead to avoid overspending on final expenses.

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Too Rich to Live?

The estate tax is set to come roaring back in January. That sets the stage for a perverse calculus.

Jul 13 2010  |  Topics: Personal Finance, Elder Care, Employment
Estate Planning

Are Charity Fundraisers Spying on You?

To find big donors, nonprofits gather a startling amount of personal data.

Topics: Personal Finance, Spending, Charitable Giving
Estate Planning

Your Charity's Junk-Mail Strategy

The science behind those fundraising appeals that fill your mailbox.

Topics: Personal Finance, Charitable Giving
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10 Things Estate Planners Won't Tell You

The federal estate tax expired at the end of 2009. What does it mean for you?

Topics: Deals, Spending, Personal Finance
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Life Plan: Preserve Your Wealth

Our three-point plan to keep your legacy intact and limit taxes.

Topics: Personal Finance, Retirement
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Dead Ringers: Grave Robbers Turn to ID Theft

Here's how to lock a loved one's identity after they've died.

Topics: Personal Finance, Credit Card, Consumer
Estate Planning

Before Your Parents Say 'I Do' Again

Second marriages are growing more common. So are inheritance fights.

Topics: Personal Finance, Marriage
Estate Planning

Second Spouses: Passing It On

How estate law affects the survivors.

Topics: Marriage, Personal Finance, Employment
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Parents in CrisisVideo

Managing the trickle-down effect of the financial crisis within families.

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