Planning for the end of life is nobody's idea of a good time. But a little forethought can save your family some heartache.

Having an end-of-life plan can ensure your family is cared for upon your death and that your medical care, funeral arrangements and financial affairs are handled according to your wishes. While ...

As more Indian Americans face the challenges of caring for aging relatives and navigating hospice care, Linda Moran’s deeply ...

While I’ve been devoted to Hobonichi Techo for most of my adult life, I’ve covered ... initial ode to the cult Japanese planner, “The leather-bound book is hefty and feels like I’m ...

As the largest cohort of Baby Boomers start turning 65 this year, a point when most people traditionally stop working for a living, they will experience “a retirement” unlike any other generation.

Even though it’s an inevitability for every person on the planet, most Americans don’t like to talk about their own death.

If you have employer-provided group life insurance through your job, note that those policies will end if you retire ... and estate planning, says Maria Roloff, a wealth advisor at Northwestern ...

For others, the end of a relationship that lasted just a ... it is potentially a major life stressor whose effect on one’s ego and self-esteem should not be dismissed. In some failed ...

While it can take mere months to many years, each book (print, digital, and audio) that the Press publishes follows a similar path to publication, whether it is a small scholarly monograph or a trade ...

The end-of-year holidays are fast approaching and, whether you’re planning a traditional trip back to the family homestead or ...

Former President Donald Trump -- now projected to be the next president of the United States -- has proposed sweeping reform ...