Bruce Helmer and Peg Webb Families across America are preparing for one of the largest wealth transfers in history. Yet research consistently shows that most failures in passing wealth between generations have little to do with investment mistakes or tax … Continued
The single-family home at 2133 Selby Ave. was there one day, gone the next. A few days after its Sept. 19 demolition, Tim Flanigan was surprised to see its garage torn down, and then excavators digging deep into the foundation … Continued
By CHRIS MEGERIAN WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said Saturday he will send troops to Portland, Oregon, “authorizing Full Force, if necessary” to handle “domestic terrorists” as he expands his controversial deployments to more American cities. He made the … Continued
Amy Lindgren Today I’d like to make the case for earning a bachelor’s degree. Four-year degrees, as they’re called, are usually a bachelor of arts or science, depending on one’s discipline. And they’ve come under fire in recent years, for … Continued
By Redd Brown, Bloomberg News Lisa Reich studied hard to become a forensic accountant. She worked in the field for eight years, and enjoyed interacting with her clients. But the divorce cases she often dealt with were becoming depressing. Related … Continued
Seantrell T. Murdock took a roundabout path to St. Paul the day police say he shot a Lowertown woman as she kneeled painting a mural. The 29-year-old finished work in Plymouth and drove about 30 miles south to Lakeville, closer … Continued