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A statutory durable power of attorney authorizes someone you trust to manage your financial affairs if illness, injury or cognitive decline makes it impossible for you to do so yourself.

Here’s what to do if you can’t pay your Illinois taxes upfront

Storage units work well for short-term storage, but can incur long-term expenses

Here’s what to know about installment plans in the Peach State

Not all assets can be sold quickly or easily. A minority stake in a family business, restricted stock or an ownership interest in a private company

Federal employees can receive up to 5% of their salary in TSP matching contributions, but only if they know the rules.

Bond investors pay close attention to the shape of the yield curve because it can offer clues about where interest rates and the economy may be headed.

Here's what to know about protecting your CR-V after the factory warranty expires

Learn what GM’s best extended warranty covers

Coverage may be worth it for your work vehicle