May 6, 2019 |
If You Have Children, You Need A Will
You might have heard in the past that it is extremely important to put together the most basic of estate planning tools; a will if ...
Learn MoreIf You Have Children, You Need A Will
You might have heard in the past that it is extremely important to put together the most basic of estate planning tools; a will if you have children. If you pass away without a will, the state is responsible for making many of the decisions about your property and who will take care of your kids.
Putting together your own will after sitting down with an estate planning lawyer gives you more of a say about the property that you will leave behind to your kids and who is appointed to take care of them. There are five primary reasons you need to consider using a will in your estate planning. These include:
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May 1, 2019 |
Billionaires Are Living Longer: What Does This Mean for Estate Planning?
Tom Benson passed away in 2018 at age 90. He left behind a significant empire that included multiple car dealerships and two professional sports teams ...
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Did You Do Your Part for April’s Financial Literacy Month?
According to Schwab’s 2017 Modern Wealth Survey, plenty of people are simply uncomfortable talking about their finances with their family and friends. However, if any ...
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Will Deferring My Social Security Payments Really Make A Difference?
Research shows that people who have average health and moderate levels of wealth will be better off deferring their Social Security benefits until age 70, ...
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You Do Have an Estate!
Many people are under the impression that if they do not have significant assets that meet the estate tax laws in their country that they ...
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Solving the Password Problem with Digital Estate Planning
In the digital stage, estate administration requires going one step further and ensuring that you have an appropriate strategy to share the passwords to your ...
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Are Baby Boomers Overconfident About Long Term Care Planning?
Too many baby boomers have looked ahead to plan for their retirement but have neglected how long term care expenses could influence their ability to ...
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Could Last-Minute Will Changes or Death Bed Gifts Cause Problems for Your Heirs?
The themes of making a last minute change to your will or changing a gift on your death bed might seem interesting or a great ...
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What to Remember When Selecting a Minor’s Guardian
A major concern for parents of minor children is who will be appointed in the will to take care of the child if the parents ...
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Did You Recently Move? You Need to Update Your Estate Planning Documents
If you recently moved to a new location from a different state, you need to make sure that your estate planning documents have been updated ...
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