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An estate planning attorney notes that an oil executive’s billion-dollar divorce could have turned out very differently if the couple had had a premarital agreement and the executive had used asset protection trusts.

The IRS lost 11% of its staff in the first three months of 2025, with revenue agents who conduct audits accounting for the largest percentage of those who left, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration said in a report.

The business of business continues apace on continuing hope for reduced trade-related uncertainty.

Don’t think putting off retiring for six months to a year will have a meaningful impact? Think again. See how much it can help.

If you’re planning a move in New York, here are the counties with the lowest property tax bills in the Empire State.

The ‘Rule of Four Futures’ plans for the retirement you expect — and the ones you don’t. Because ‘you don’t get to choose the curveballs life throws you.’

If you need to cancel a check you’ve written, here’s how you do it.

Rather than filing away your paperwork and forgetting about it, this CPA recommends using it as a source of insight to optimize your long-term financial strategy.

Getting divorced later in life can be a big financial blow, especially for women. But, as this financial adviser points out, it can also serve as a positive turning point for growth and independence.

With all eyes on the conclave, it’s hard to miss that popes live longer and are able to work into their 80s. Here are four of their strategies you can try.