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Co-Mingled Money: Keep Surprises In Check

Financial issues, be they from disagreements over money, financial stress, differing priorities, or other financial problems, have been recognized as a common factor contributing to divorce. In our statistically invalid observations among clients of The Wealth Conservancy, it does seem as though clients who have co-mingled funds have fewer conflicts when they have financial agreements […]

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Management Made Easy: A Tool for Shared Assets

The Wall Street Journal had an article in its July 26, 2023, edition titled, ‘Splitting a Home with Family or Friends?  Get a Lawyer.” It doesn’t take much of an imagination to guess what the article was about. Of course, if you buy a vacation home with friends or inherit one with your siblings, you’re […]

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Badass Sally

Post by Myra Salzer I recently bought a second electric car (we’ve owned a Tesla Model Y named “Hendrix” for a few years). My reason for buying a car was because my old Audi of 20 years made me nervous.  In the last six months, it had to be towed twice and parts were getting […]

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Is There Too Much Money in the Tip Jar?

Businesses in every industry are constantly seeking innovative ways to streamline their operations and enhance the customer experience. Since the pandemic, one area in particular that has undergone significant transformation is point-of-sale (POS) software (previously known as the cash register and tip jar). Technology has revolutionized traditional cash registers, enabling retailers to leverage sophisticated systems […]

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Get to Know: AARP Digital Skills Classes and Online Community

Previously, we published a Blog post on the secret benefits of an AARP membership (to be noted, this membership isn’t just for those aged 50+!). Today, we’re going to review a few unique virtual offerings an AARP membership provides for those who may not be quite so “tech savvy.” AARP offers a range of digital […]

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