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MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 18.
I’m in my 50s. My mother died from Alzheimer’s. Do I need long-term-care insurance?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 18.
‘I’m burned out’: I’m constantly helping my cousin who is running out of money. Is it too much to expect his sister to help?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 16.
My rental property is paid off, but I need cash. Is this a bad time to take out a $50,000 HELOC?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 16.
I have $125,000 in credit-card debt. Will $17,000 a month in income, including disability, affect my bankruptcy?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 15.
‘There might be a silver lining’: My friend’s wife died at 60 after a high-earning career. Can he claim her Social Security?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 15.
‘He does not have a spouse or children’: My son has a serious genetic disease. What should I do with my $1.3 million estate?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 15.
‘My total balance should be $20 million’: I invested $1.1 million in a crypto platform. Have I lost it all?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 12.
‘I still don’t have my MRI’: My health insurer canceled my plan without warning. Is that legal?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 12.
My 87-year-old mother wants to pay for my brother’s kids’ education. I don’t have children. How is that fair?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 12.
I want to pay for every customer at my late husband’s favorite restaurant on his birthday. Could this backfire?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 9.
I’m a single 58-year-old veteran in California with $1.5 million and a VA pension. Can I retire?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 9.
‘We fear financial exploitation’: Who will manage our finances if my wife and I become incapacitated?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 7.
‘I’m the executor’: My two siblings and I inherited an IRA. Can we just cash it out?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 5.
‘Poverty doesn’t have to be my reality’: I thought I’d have to rely on Social Security. Then I taught myself how to invest.MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 5.
Why does almost nobody want to befriend older people like me — except scammers?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 4.
‘Please don’t let this happen to you’: My best friend died without a will — her neglectful family gets everythingMarketWatch · 2026. 9. 3.
My wife and I are in our 70s. Should we move to California and take on a bigger mortgage to be near our kids?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 2.
We’re in our 60s. We earn $345,000 and have $1 million in 403(b)s. Is it too late for Roth conversions?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 2.
‘I currently give him $1,000 a month’: My grandson has severe mental illness. How do I protect him after I’m gone?MarketWatch · 2026. 9. 1.
‘It’s not fair’: My twin brother and I were left houses by our parents. Can I make him pay his share for taxes and upkeep?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 31.
‘I’m leaving money on the table’: I’m 64 and my husband is 70. Should I take spousal benefits or wait for my own?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 31.
‘Neither of us attended college’: At 62, how can we afford to put our granddaughter through college?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 29.
‘I feel shoehorned’: My father funded my $800,000 Roth IRA. Does that give him the right to say how I invest it?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 28.
Does a 2% beneficiary inherit 100% if the 98% beneficiary dies in a car accident? Asking for a friend.MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 28.
My contractor handed my $42,000 pool upgrade to a subcontractor I had already rejected. What can I do?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 27.
My mother, 91, has dementia. Every bank says I need her signature to unlock her $100,000 stock certificate. What can I do?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 25.
‘It’s the ultimate regifting’: My mom gave me a house. Should I transfer it back to her to reduce capital gains?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 25.
Am I too old for Roth conversions? I’m 84 and my wife is 77. We have $8 million saved.MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 25.
My father-in-law passed away, leaving a house with tenants. Do I evict them?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 24.
‘My main goal is to help people’: I’m single, 74, with $10 million burning a hole in my pocket. What should I do?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 22.
‘She looked into COBRA’: My friend was laid off and lost her health insurance. How can she find affordable coverage?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 21.
‘The estrangement isn’t about politics’: My daughter hasn’t spoken to me for 4 years. Do I leave her a monthly annuity?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 20.
Our 4-year-old son has $100,000 in his 529 account. Is a bull market a bad time to buy him stocks instead?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 20.
We’re in our 50s and have $1.5 million in traditional 401(k)s. Is it too early to start Roth conversions?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 20.
‘There is considerable tension’: My grandmother, 99, wants to cut my mother out of her will. Should I intervene?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 19.
I hold my mother-in-law’s power of attorney. I’m also her executor and trustee. Do I have ultimate authority?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 18.
‘We are committed Christians’: Our son and daughter-in-law cut us out of their lives after a political argument. Should we change our $3 million will?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 18.
My son does not work, yet pays $500 for Affordable Care Act health insurance. Is that fair?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 18.
‘This is very stressful’: My son’s roof was damaged in a storm, but his insurance won’t pay. Can he fight this?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 18.
‘Too many people go bankrupt’: Should Medicare provide catastrophic coverage?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 17.
‘I’m running out of time’: I sold my $300,000 rental property at a $75,000 loss. Should I buy another one to avoid taxes?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 16.
My friend’s mother died. Can she stop Medicaid from taking the family home?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 15.
‘It’s a double-edged sword’: My husband got a $42,000 bonus. Will it wipe out our Affordable Care Act subsidy?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 15.
I’m 63, a retired CPA with a $1.2 million 401(k). Do I need to bother with a Roth conversion?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 13.
‘It feels like a medical miracle’: How did a single QR code coupon cut my $618 Walgreens prescription to $15?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 13.
My wife can claim $900 at 62. Should she take it now — or wait for her spousal benefit?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 12.
Can I claim 50% of my husband’s Social Security now — and switch to my higher benefit at 70?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 11.
‘I unexpectedly came into some money’: Is putting $20,000 into CDs a smart move?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 11.
Is $1 million enough for a household to retire? The answer keeps changing.MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 11.
I found a $100 bill in the communal washer at my Airbnb. What should I do?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 11.
‘The market is obviously on fire’: Is it a mistake to take $1,000 from my brokerage account to pay my car loan?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 8.
‘My wife and I are both retired’: Do we dip into our $2.3 million fund to pay off our $300,000 mortgage at 2.9%?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 7.
‘This has been an emotionally difficult time’: My brother has cancer and my father is 94. How do I shoulder this responsibility?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 7.
My brother asked me to sign as his executor, but wouldn’t let me read the document. Should I have refused?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 7.
‘He’s never been good with money’: If I set up an annuity for my brother, 65, would it jeopardize his Supplemental Security Income?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 7.
‘Her bank accounts were stripped bare by Medicaid’: My late friend had $20,000 in credit-card debt. Will her life insurance pay for it?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 6.
I got two email invitations from friends. Is this a phishing scam — or am I suddenly popular?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 6.
‘I don’t wish to be cold-hearted’: My elderly relative can no longer care for himself. Am I wrong to leave his care to the state?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 4.
If I marry my girlfriend, 67, will she lose her Supplemental Security Income and divorced spouse benefits?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 3.
‘My head hit the driver’s window’: A teenager T-boned our car. Will Medicare pay my hospital bills?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 3.
‘I’m easing into retirement’: I’m getting an $80,000 pension payout. Where can I invest it safely?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 3.
Should wealthier Americans forgo their Social Security benefits as a charitable gesture?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 1.
‘We have always been civil’: My sister refuses to replace me as executor. Can I step down before she dies?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 1.
My ex-husband’s sister died — so why is Fidelity asking me for her death certificate?MarketWatch · 2026. 8. 1.
If Social Security’s funding crisis is the elephant in the room, this is the mouse everyone has overlooked. You have been warned.MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 31.
‘Don’t get suckered like I did’: I paid $185 to the wrong passport website. Can I get my money back?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 31.
My friend and her husband own real estate. How can her children from a previous marriage get their fair share?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 29.
‘I’m in my peak earning years’: I’m working beyond 70. Will that help increase my Social Security?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 29.
‘We already have wills’: We’re in our 60s with $1.5 million. Should we set up a trust to prevent conflict among our heirs?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 29.
My girlfriend is 62. Can she claim her late husband’s full Social Security benefit — or does she have to wait?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 27.
‘It’s a high price to pay’: My adviser says I don’t need a withdrawal plan for my $2.3 million portfolio. Is he right?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 27.
‘I feel lucky’: I’m 71 and inherited $20,000. What should I do with this money?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 25.
‘Time will tell whether that was a good bet’: My adviser got me a full SpaceX IPO allocation. Was I lucky?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 25.
‘I’m still confused’: I sold $80,000 in shares on June 30, so why didn’t I receive my dividend?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 24.
‘We are not romantically involved’: I’m marrying my platonic best friend of 20 years. Should I leave him my home?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 24.
I am a 63-year-old semiretired physician. If I saved $2 million for retirement, should my Social Security become optional?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 23.
‘It would feel like a burden’: My stepmother, 96, owns the house I grew up in. Is it wrong to tell her I don’t want to inherit it?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 22.
‘I have a $2,000 deductible’: I reported a cracked windshield on my Hertz rental car. Can they charge me?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 22.
I want to transfer $17,000 in credit-card debt. Why did Wells Fargo offer me only a $4,000 credit limit?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 22.
My second husband and I have kids from previous relationships. Should my house go to him or my children if I die first?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 20.
I will claim Social Security early. Why do so few people talk about the elephant in the room?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 20.
We have $8 million in traditional IRAs. Should we tap them to buy a house — and take the tax hit?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 19.
My husband and I are retired. Our financial adviser, who is in his 30s, called us ‘you guyses.’ Is that unprofessional?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 18.
‘Respect is important’: If my financial adviser said, ‘Hey,’ my wife and I would walk out. Where do you draw the line?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 18.
‘They are relentless’: A scammer is trying to change the email on my empty Robinhood account. What do they have to gain?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 18.
I’m 67, own two homes outright worth $2.8 million, but I have $19,000 in credit-card debt. Should I get a HELOC?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 17.
I racked up $35,000 in credit-card debt. Should I file for bankruptcy?MarketWatch · 2026. 7. 17.
‘I am at a loss’: My brother is dying. We are not close. What responsibility do I have to help him?