The FAFSA collects income and asset information that affects your child’s eligibility for grants and scholarships. Here’s what you need to know.

ONE of my favorite online reads is the “Tough Love” column in The Free Press, in which author Abigail Shrier dispenses advice to readers seeking help with a wide range of family-related issues. Recently Abigail replied to a query from a reader signed Darrill. Darrill sought advice on how to eject his 38-year-old son, who has been living in Darrill’s garage apartment for eight years (along with his current girlfriend) and shows no inclination to leave despite having earned two college degrees

The Great Wealth Transfer starts with a conversation. Here’s how to prepare heirs, reduce future conflict and create a lasting legacy.

Our exclusive national survey on inheritance reveals how adult children and parents are—and are not—working together to make the most of assets built over a lifetime. DO you plan to leave your children a meaningful inheritance? Do you worry about how inflation and long-term-care costs might affect how much you have to give? Have you talked to your kids about your plans? Or, if you’re the adult child in this equation, have you broached the subject of inheritance with your mom and dad? On the eve

Passing down the wealth you’ve built over a lifetime, with wisdom and grace, is good. Passing on your values along with the money? Even better.

IN our cover story this month, we’ve taken a deep dive into what the Great Wealth Transfer—the estimated $124 trillion of assets that will flow from older generations to heirs and charities through 2048—means for families. While a good chunk of that transfer will come from a small slice of high-net-worth households, those who aren’t among the super-rich are making plans to share their wealth over the coming couple of decades, too. To gather insight into how families are handling this historic

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After three decades of financial advice, Ramsey has seen it all, and these are the mistakes he says nearly-retired Americans make.

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