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Article-96256

April 22, 2019 |

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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Article-96250

April 17, 2019 |

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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Article-96253

April 16, 2019 |

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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Article-96246

April 15, 2019 |

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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Article-96242

April 10, 2019 |

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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Article-96236

April 8, 2019 |

Estate Planning Cannot Neglect Cost of Nursing Home Care

The cost of nursing home care can be catastrophic for someone who has saved ahead for their retirement. A long term care insurance policy could ...

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Article-96239

April 6, 2019 |

Up to 25% of Long Term Care Insurance Claims Start and End in Assisted Living

Do you have a plan to protect yourself from the costly expenses of long term care? Far too many people avoid making a goal of ...

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Article-96233

April 4, 2019 |

What Are the Duties of a Trustee After the Grantor Passes Away?

There are both practical and legal responsibilities linked to a trustee when the grantor passes away. These include: Locating and reviewing all of the important ...

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Article-96229

April 3, 2019 |

New Jersey Bill Considers Portable IRAs For Retirement Plans

New Jersey may soon join small list of states, including Vermont and Oregon, that enable employees to take their retirement plans with them if they ...

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Article-96225

April 1, 2019 |

How to Avoid Tax Consequences While Leaving Behind An IRA

It may have been in the best of intentions that you decided to leave an IRA behind to a loved one but this can generate ...

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