Marriage

You’re both retired, but while you're healthy, your husband is showing signs that he may soon need long term care. What happens to your family home if he needs to apply for Medicaid?

Your brother-in-law always talks about his wins betting on sports. Now suddenly he’s asking to borrow $2,000 until the end of the month. But if his betting is going as well he says, why is he asking to borrow money?

You stayed home to raise the kids and keep the household going. Now that you’re facing divorce, your husband argues you didn’t earn half the assets. . You have legal rights and options to a fair settlement.

Your husband’s Christmas bonus just came in, but instead of paying off debt, he wants to splurge on luxuries over the holidays. We look at ways to put the money to better use.

You were laid off, which was already a shock. Now your ex‑wife is demanding half of your severance. We look at your options.

Your wife wants to help her brother’s floundering business, and she sees dipping into your retirement fund as a way to do that. It's critical that you both review what’s really at stake here.

If yuor spouse shows no interest in planning your retirement together, there's nothing stopping you from starting the process yourself.

An inheritance can feel like a gift, but it can also cause tension when financial goals clash.

It can be devastating to discover hidden debt if you're in your 50s, but there are steps you can take to protect your future and your retirement.

With synthetic or lab-grown diamonds becoming more affordable, the traditional diamond trade is facing a major challenge.

If a spouse has almost emptied your joint bank account on the eve of divorce proceedings, you need to review strategies to protect your finances and restore some fairness.

Renting out your basement on Airbnb to tackle credit card debt might seem like a practical solution. But keeping it a secret from your spouse is never a good idea. It's their home too. Before panic sets in, step back and evaluate your motives, the risks, and the road ahead. There are thoughtful ways to resolve this honestly and constructively—without blowing up your relationship.