John Voltaggio, managing director of Wealth Management at Northern Trust, discusses the financial talks couples should consider before tying the knot.

When Prince died without a will, it raised a lot of questions about his estate. Meltzer Lippe's Avi Kestenbaum discusses why people put off estate planning and what the death of Prince can teach us about how to prepare for the future.

Sometimes, it's easy to feel like you're on your own in the financial world. Financial expert Ed Slott reveals what you need to know about the "Y.O.Y.O." economy, and the steps you can take to survive in it.

Abbot Downing's Arne Boudewyn talks about the best time begin to a conversation with heirs about money, and how to go about discussing the delicate subject of wealth and inheritance.

Wealth-X president David Friedman reveals the various succession and inheritance issues that wealthy people are concerned about. Plus, one important tip to consider before taking out a PLUS Loan.

Many business owners don't factor estate planning into their overall game plan. Adrienne Penta, executive director of the Center for Women & Wealth at Brown Brothers Harriman, offers tips on how to get started. Plus, an important tip for filing a tax extension.

Jean Case, philanthropist and CEO of the Case Foundation, talks the importance of the wealthy giving back, working with Melinda and Bill Gates through "The Giving Pledge," and the best lessons she's learned about philanthropy.

The Wall Street Journal's Anne Tergesen discusses how new retirement rules from the Labor Department will impact the way you save for retirement, and whether it will ultimately safe investors money.

WealthTrack's Consuelo Mack talks investing, how to make Uncle Sam work for you, and the best financial advice she's ever heard. Plus, one retirement mistake millennials should be careful of making.

Thinking of retiring abroad? Investopedia's CEO David Siegel breaks down everything you need to consider before your retirement overseas.

Heather Higgins, princpal and founder of Higgins Design Studio, discusses how to create a sense of stress-free tranquility in your home. Plus, one last minute tax tip to consider before filing.

MarketCounsel's Brian Hamburger breaks down the questions you need to ask before hiring a financial adviser and how to hone in on how they fit your monetary needs.

The wealthy often make too much money to qualify to use a Roth IRA, but some may benefit from the "back-door method." Dan Yu, managing principal of EisnerAmper Wealth Advisors, breaks it down.

While feeling bad for pro-athletes may be challenging, it's nothing compared to the financial challenges many sports professionals are dealing with. Wealth adviser at Cornerstone Financial Partners, Charles Robinson, talks the financial games pro-athletes are forced to play.

Alzheimer's disease poses a major risk to finances as people age. Lee Miller, managing director at Glenmede, discusses the steps we can take to protect our money now, should the disease become a reality later in life.

Joslin Davis of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers discusses the legal disputes between couples who cohabitate, and what you can do to avoid them. Plus, how to protect yourself when filing your taxes online.

Aspiriant's Lorraine Fox discusses how a newly minted generation of wealthy folks in Silicon Valley manage their money -- and how they differ from those who made it big during the dot com bubble.

Fredrik Axsater of State Street Global Advisors debunks the top myths about millennials and investing. Plus, the important question you need to ask before hiring a financial adviser.

Financial adviser Winnie Sun, co-founder of Sun Group Wealth Partners, lays out some of the top financial trends among the wealthy -- and reveals why some folks aren't feeling so wealthy these days.

Michael Conrath, executive director at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, dispels the common myths wealthy folks have about 529 college savings plans, and lays out the best options for investing in a college education.

WSJ's Anne Tergesen maps out your game plan with the steps you need to take if you want to retire in three years. Plus, a tax scam to look out for this season.

Fighting with your spouse about money? Michael Liersch of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management discusses the money issues couples argue about the most and how to communicate towards a resolution. Plus, some tips on what to do with your bonus this year.

Duncan Rolph, managing partner at Miracle Mile Advisors, talks the concept of loss aversion and how it can play a role in how we psychologically cope with losing money.

Just in time for Valentine's Day, psychotherapist Karol Ward returns with tips on how to talk freely about finances with your significant other. Plus, a look at how and why couples keep money secrets from each other.

Private wealth manager Jeff Ladouceur of SEI talks with Veronica Dagher about how engaged couples should bring up the subject of a prenup. Also, what to do if your spouse is spending too much.