How The Younger Set Lives

Millennials are getting the raw end of the deal. Both state and national policies tend to favor the older and more affluent. Medicare costs often outweigh money paid in taxes by those who benefit, and programs that support higher education have been cut, leaving students with more debt. The millennials of our country have flat incomes and wealth is down.
What can be done about this issue? How do we insure financial safety for the youngest members of the workforce?  Not to be left behind, many of this set are finding their way into politics.  Maybe this will be the answer?

Plan For The Future

Financial planners often encourage clients to plan ahead, but what if the life change you are considering is divorce?  There are many factors to consider when separating, including: alimony, prenuptial agreements, business valuation, and other shared assets.  Deciding when to end the marriage on paper may be affected by a number or variables in the current tax climate.  Paul Sullivan for the New York Times Wealth Matters, sheds light on a number of these elements in his article, Should You Get a Divorce Now or Later?