The trouble with joint ownership

Article Abstract:

The joint ownership of property, including homes, investment portfolios, and bank accounts, is often convenient since all property will go to the joint owner. However, the situation can be complicated when there is a large estate, when there is a need to sell property, or when estate taxes are involved.

Management, Laws, regulations and rules, Married people, Property, Estates (Law)

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Egads, I'm spending more than I planned!

Article Abstract:

Numerous retirees have discovered they spend more than 70% of their working income to sustain the lifestyle they used to have prior to retirement. Retirees should consider the effect of taxes and change their spending habits to cope with retirement.

Retirees

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How to end those money squabbles

Article Abstract:

The prospect of retirement can cause couples to focus on potentially decisive problems, such as money management. Five of the most common money-related problems facing midlife couples are discussed.

Middle age

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