It’s tempting to treat open enrollment as an annual click-through exercise: keep the same coverage, check a few boxes, and get back to your day. But “same as last year” is a decision—and not necessarily the right one.

You’ve probably heard a great deal about artificial intelligence lately. Here is what it is, which tools are most popular, and how to start without feeling overwhelmed.

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Scams are an ever present threat looming on the horizon for all hardworking people, and one single mistake could result in you losing everything. The individual in this story lost half of his net worth, and almost lost everything. Read this anecdotal article to find out how you can protect yourself against cyber crime.

Most people spend 30 or 40 years receiving a paycheck. Then one day they retire and suddenly find themselves staring at account balances instead of income. That's often when uncertainty begins.

The conversation about what happens to everything—the house, the accounts, the wishes, the stuff—when you're no longer the one making the decisions. Are you prepared? Find out in this article.