Receiving an inheritance can be a strange thing. While you are still in mourning, you realize that someone close to you has entrusted you with their money or assets. And these are now your responsibility. Many people feel a complex mix of emotions—grateful, heartbroken, and overwhelmed all at once. Fortunately, working with a wealth planner can help you navigate this responsibility.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to work its way through the country and the world, more and more states are issuing stay-at-home orders to help curb the spread of this disease. By practicing social distancing–staying home whenever possible, limiting gatherings of large groups of people, staying six feet away from others, etc.–we can limit the spread of the disease through human-to-human contact. But there can be unintended consequences when we limit human connection.

Every year, the pollsters at Gallup survey workers to ask them at what age they expect to retire. Back in the mid-90s, nearly half of respondents expected to retire before their 65th birthday, and only 14% expected to retire when they were over 65.