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What happens to your assets when you change your beneficiary?
Changing a beneficiary affects who receives your assets after you die. Understand the impact of changing your beneficiary and the limits on possible updates.By Hillary Hoffower|6 minPlanning
Trump Accounts for kids are now available: A guide for parents on rules, considerations and steps to open one for your child
Trump Accounts launched in July 2026 for certain children under the age of 18. Some newborns may even be eligible for a $1,000 government deposit. Learn how these accounts work and how they compare to other investing options.By Seth Carlson|12 minPlanning
Supporting aging parents: A guide to financial planning and fraud prevention
Becoming a caretaker for aging parents is a role reversal for many adults. Learn how to approach organizing finances, planning ahead and preventing elder fraud.By The Know Editors|4 minPlanning
Can a custodial account affect financial aid eligibility?
Custodial accounts can impact financial aid eligibility. Learn how a UGMA or UTMA account is treated on the FAFSA and what families should consider when planning for their child’s future education.By Hilarey Gould|9 minPlanning
Trump Account or 529 plan? How parents can use both to save for their child’s future
Compare Trump Accounts and 529 plans to learn how each works – and how opening both accounts could help support your child’s long-term financial future.By Hilarey Gould|8 minPlanning
How a new Trump Account can fit into a long-term investing plan for your child
A Trump Account is a tax-advantaged investment account that can help you save for your children’s financial future. Learn how these accounts could work alongside other options.By Hilarey Gould|13 minPlanning
Social security payment dates 2026: When will your check arrive?
If you depend on Social Security, knowing when you’ll get your checks is key to keeping your finances in order. Here’s the payment schedule for 2026.By Hilarey Gould|6 minPlanning
How to update your beneficiaries after major life events
Outdated beneficiary designations on financial accounts could mean your money gets sent to the wrong person. Here’s when you should update yours – and how to do it.By Hilarey Gould|7 min
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