Here's What Happens to Your Bank Account After You Die

Here's what happens to your bank account when you die, from joint ownership and beneficiaries to the probate process.

My sister died and left me as the beneficiary on her 401(k). I could really use the cash — but should I let this nest egg mature or crack into it now?

Liam generally has 10 years from the date of his sister’s death to fully withdraw the funds from the inherited 401 (k), once it's transferred into an inherited IRA. All withdrawals are subject to ...
The Motley Fool

5 Best Treasury Bond ETFs in 2025

Treasury bond ETFs provide easy access to U.S. government bonds with low credit risk. Investors often use Treasury ETFs for protection during economic downturns and market volatility. Choosing the ...

Chicago woman, 31, agonizing over choosing a beneficiary for her estate — here’s the advice Dave Ramsey gives her on preventing family financial drama

Choosing an estate beneficiary can be tricky, especially with family tensions. Here’s how to decide fairly and keep disputes to a minimum.
Great Bend Tribune

Feds transition to electronic payments

Beginning Sept. 30, the U.S. Department of Treasury will end paper checks for most federal payments, including Social Security, Veterans Affairs benefits, and tax refunds. Under the federal executive ...