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There’s still time to make a few good plays in 2021, while positioning yourself to score more in the year ahead. Here are six financial best practices for the record books.

Whether you're saving, investing, spending, bequeathing, or receiving wealth, there's scarcely a move you can make without considering how taxes might influence the outcome. But how do we plan when we cannot know?

Everyone makes mistakes, but financial mistakes can often take awhile to rebound from. Learning from the mistakes of others can hopefully put you in a better position to avoid or rectify these mistakes as quickly as possible. There are many financial regrets, but we have chosen to focus on the following five we consider as the biggest regrets.

If the "bank" of Mom and Dad were a recognized lender, they would be the seventh largest in the U.S.

After losing your spouse, handling all the necessary details can be overwhelming. Some decisions and tasks need to be handled immediately, while some should wait until the shock of grief has subsided.

Divorce isn’t easy and is often riddled with uncertainty, denial and confusion. The focus of most divorce proceedings is money. How much is involved? Who gets it? Who pays it?

As an entrepreneur, you may be fortunate enough to build a successful company and eventually sell it for a substantial payday.

Receiving a financial windfall through a large inheritance sounds like a dream, right? It certainly can be, with the proper approach and planning.

A Health Savings Account, or HSA, is a savings account with a unique triple tax benefit.