My boyfriend, 69, moved in. He refuses to pay more than $1,300 in rent and won’t do yard work. What should I do?

“It’s clear that he seems to think that if I die, that he should inherit the house. That is NOT my plan.”

My husband sold his IRA without my knowledge prior to our divorce. Is this legal?

“Is it legal for one member of a married couple to authorize the sale of an IRA in a joint-managed account?”

We’re 37 and want to have a multimillion-dollar compound for our kids. Is that a realistic goal? 

“My government and pension check will be $10,000 a month.”

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I’m 67. My wife, 48, is financially illiterate. How do I teach her to manage our money? After all, I won’t be around forever.

“We have a 12-year-old daughter. I have $1.1 million in a traditional IRA and $250,000 in cash.”

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