Long-Term Care Costs in New England: What Families Need to Know
Long-term care in New Hampshire and Massachusetts can top $180,000 a year. Here's what Medicare covers, what it doesn't, and how families fill the gap.
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Smart Ways to Pay College Bills and Use Your 529 Plan
A 529 plan isn't a debit card — and missing a waiver deadline or overpaying fees can cost you thousands. Here's what to review before the semester starts.
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What Documents Should Parents Have In Place Before They Age?
The families who handle aging transitions most gracefully are the ones who planned ahead. Here's where to start.
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How Much Risk Should I Actually Be Taking With My Investments?
How much investment risk should you take in retirement? Learn the difference between risk tolerance and risk capacity, and how to find the right level for your plan.
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You Still Have Time to Lower Your 2025 Tax Bill
Haven't filed your 2025 taxes yet? You can still contribute to an IRA, HSA, or SEP-IRA before April 15 and lower what you owe.
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Why Women Approach Money Differently — and Why It Matters
Women live longer, face more career interruptions, and pay more in healthcare costs over a lifetime. Here's how to plan for it with confidence.
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Should I Change My Investments When Markets Feel Uncertain?
Should you change your investments when markets feel uncertain? Learn when adjustments make sense — and when they usually backfire.
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What Does Long-Term Care Cost and How Do You Pay for It?
Long-term care can cost $5,000–$10,000+ per month — more in New England. This guide explains what Medicare and Medicaid do (and don't) cover, how long-term care insurance works, and how to build a care budget before you need one.
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Money Talks Made Merry: Family Conversations During the Holidays
The holidays are all about gathering with loved ones, sharing laughter, and creating memories—and believe it or not, it’s also a perfect time to chat about money!
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Paying for Long-term Healthcare
As Americans live longer, more families are facing the realities of long-term care — and the costs that come with it. Planning ahead helps protect not only savings but also peace of mind.
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Important Medicare Updates for 2026
There are a lot of changes to Medicare in 2026, including fewer part D plans being offered and expected higher premiums on Part B. It's critical to review all the new information before enrolling.
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What Counts as Income on the FAFSA?
If your child is graduating from high school in 2027 and going to college, your 2025 income will be counted by FAFSA. Take a look at our list of what is included as income, either assets or investments.
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