It's never good to get partway through a treatment plan only to find out your employer has switched insurance providers and denied you coverage. Here’s how to handle such an instance while protecting your finances and getting the care you need.
If you’re thinking of using your home equity during retirement, you may be thinking of getting either a reverse mortgage or reverse mortgage line of credit. There are key differences between the two that you need to consider.
Paying off high-interest student loan debt is a major step in the right direction, but if you dipped into your 401(k) to do so, you’ll be on the hook for a lot more tax.
When your wife filed for divorce, you may have thought a prenup would protect you, but if she's using marital funds to contest the prenup you need to move quickly to protect your finances.
Sharing ownership of an inherited home with a sibling can get complicated if the home needs repairs and you don't agree on selling or keeping the property.
It’s difficult to wait for probate while debts go unpaid, but if the executor doesn't act in a timely fashion, your patience will be pushed to its limits.
Your husband scoffed in 2013 when you bought Bitcoin, but now it's worth a fortune and your one-time skeptic husband wants to split the returns. How much are you entitled to keep for yourself?
