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Suicide is often a difficult topic to discuss, but knowing the warning signs is a must for everyone. Read along as we describe the signs of depression, anxiety and suicidal thinking. People with depression may experience such symptoms as: Feelings of sadness Significant changes in weight...

Emojis are fun, but . . . Words matter, and apparently, emojis do, too. At least in Canada, where a judge recently ruled that a thumbs-up emoji within a text message qualified as acceptance of a contract despite the sender’s alternate intentions stated later—and at an...

Different generations do things differently. This is not a surprise to those who have watched their parents, children, or grandchildren in action! Catch up on how generational differences flow through to charitable giving. In particular, note that the donor-advised fund is popular across generations, not...

If you’ve been giving to favorite charities for many years, it will not surprise you to learn that most donors are interested in deepening and  focusing their impact as they maintain the frequent and total amount of giving. Focusing on impact is hard, but it’s easier when you...