ESTATE PLANNING News & Analysis

Getting your children started early can give them a leg up financially and teach them a critical life skill.

A new report suggests most Australians want to share their wealth with the next generation but are unsure of the best ways to do it.

Carve out some time to discuss financial planning.

The issue is likely to be aired more often as Baby Boomers in Australia get older, die richer and leave behind larger bequests.

Parents are often uncomfortable talking to their adult children about personal matters, but there are many benefits in having such a conversation.

Putting the right steps in place can minimise the risk of costly disputes, writes Anthony Fensom.

If your goal is to look out for your loved ones, consider tackling these estate-planning additional jobs.

No one plans to suffer dementia, but organising your financial affairs and estate planning is an increasingly important consideration that can reduce...

Long-term care expenses in retirement are commonly overlooked, even among those who plan for the out-of-pocket ongoing costs, says Jean Young from...

If you're an Australian citizen who has lived abroad and accumulated offshore assets, you may need to have separate wills for your local and...