I have been writing about estate planning milestones for so many years, I almost forgot to memorialize my own entry to the empty nest club. There was no formal ceremony. A quick hug and kiss, followed by a slow walk to the SUV, and a few minutes... more

Many women expect menopause to bring hot flashes. What often catches them by surprise is everything else. more

For more than a century, The Osborn in Rye has been helping older adults embrace retirement with confidence through a full continuum of senior living and care on one picturesque campus. more

Over the last twenty years, as housing, living and educational expenses have exploded, estate planning has evolved to take a more nuanced view on distributions.  more

Recently, I was fortunate enough to visit Disney World with close friends, my husband and two children (ages 5 and 3), and though I REALLY tried not to think about work, I couldn’t help but imagine what a masterful estate planner Walt Disney would... more

The Feller Group, P.C., can help families plan legacies thoughtfully, protecting both assets and loved ones. more

When it comes to estate planning, misinformation can lead to costly and stressful mistakes. At The Feller Group, these are some of the most common myths we hear from seniors and families—let’s clear them up. Myth #1: “I don’t need a will... more

Yorktown Funeral Home, a family-owned establishment in Shrub Oak, remains a trusted source of comfort and support for families during their time of loss. Committed to providing dignified, professional, and highly personalized services, the funeral... more

 As families prepare for the demanding months ahead, finding reliable, in-home support for aging loved ones becomes more important than ever. Since 2015, Caring Hearts and Hands LLC in Yorktown has provided dependable, non-medical... more

1.   I am allowed to gift $19,000 to each of my children this year without filing a gift tax return under the IRS’s Annual Exclusion: Yes, the IRS allows you to gift $19,000 per person without filing a gift tax return, but the IRS... more

Turning 65 often comes with a flood of Medicare advertisements, many of them confusing and overwhelming. With more people working past age 65, it’s not always clear whether you should stay on your employer’s health plan or switch to a Medicare... more