Most people mistakenly believe that creating a will is a one-time task, but estate-planning documents should be reviewed regularly to ensure they still reflect your wishes.

Caregivers are often so focused on managing their parents’ health and financial needs that they push their own needs to the back burner. This may fly for a short time, but turning this approach into a long-term solution can have dire consequences.

To help financial caregivers all over the country, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has created state-specific guides and resources for people managing money for older relatives and friends. 

Learn how to plan for the future by taking important steps for getting your legal and financial affairs in order.

Truist provides tips and tools to help you address your money management goals. 

Successfully navigating hospital health care transitions is critical for both the person receiving care and the family caregiver. The CARE Act ensures that family caregivers are clearly identified and receive any needed supports and education before their loved one is discharged home.