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What Doctors and Families Have That Advisors Don't Have
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The CFA Institute’s Bob Stammers argues that financial advice is ultimately about behavior change, which only a relationship of trust can foster.
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How To Fund Your Living Trust
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A revocable living trust is one of the principal estate planning methods. While everyone should have a will, there are many benefits of a revocable living trust.
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How Much Life Insurance Should You Buy
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Most methods of determining how much, and what type, of life insurance a client needs are imperfect.
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Dementia 101 - 6 Ways Dementia Changes How You Think
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Dementia is a scary word with an often scarier reality. Understanding the experience of dementia, or as it is now clinically called Neurocognitive Disorder (NCD), can help shift our perspective.
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Better Odds Playing Powerball Than Picking Best Mutual Fund
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Research Affiliates argues that the few investors who manage to select superstars will likely dump them before their worth is proven.
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The Top 5 Money Problems Americans Face
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Most of us are no strangers to financial issues. You may have heard about the groundbreaking AP research from last year, which found that 4 out of 5 American adults are faced with economic insecurity at some point during their lives.
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The Long Goodbye - Katy Butler On How Modern Medicine Decreases Our Chance Of A Good Death
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In 2001 journalist Katy Butler’s father suffered a stroke at the age of seventy-nine.
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Robo-Advisors Are Taking Off - 3 Reasons
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Robo-advisors have advantages that make them strong competitors to traditional advisors.
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Oregon's Death With Dignity Law - Brittany Maynard Died On Saturday
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This past January, Brittany Maynard received a horrible and terrifying diagnosis. The 29-year-old newlywed was told she had a rare and advanced brain cancer known as a glioblastoma multiforme.
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Medicare - Multiple articles from 2014
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Most clients are guessing about how much Medicare will cover.
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