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November 29, 2017 |

What Makes IRAs Different from Other Types of Inherited Assets?

Passing on an IRA is different from stipulating another piece of property in your estate planning materials like a will to pass on to someone ...

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Article-95389

November 28, 2017 |

What You Need to Know About Updating Transfer on Death Deeds

One common question that people present to their estate planning attorney is whether or not they can revoke or change the transfer on death deed ...

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Article-95386

November 27, 2017 |

Three Key Things Your Retirement Plan Should Include

When putting together a retirement plan, it’s common to focus on how much your income you tend to generate before and during retirement and while ...

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Article-95382

November 23, 2017 |

A Married Couple? You Still Need a Power of Attorney

Most people fall for the impression that your estate planning starts and ends with your will because it is one of the most important and ...

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Article-95378

November 22, 2017 |

Four Tips to Remember in The Process of Business Succession Planning

Whether it’s a family owned business or a company that you have purchased, you need to be prepared for the process of succession planning shortly ...

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Article-95375

November 21, 2017 |

Transamerica Study Shows Five Biggest Retirement Fears for Americans

A recent study completed by Transamerica identified that even though retirement can be an exciting time, it is also one that provokes anxiety and fear ...

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Article-95372

November 20, 2017 |

New Estate Tax and Gift Tax Thresholds Released for 2018

Every year the IRS evaluates inflation information to determine whether or not the gift and estate tax thresholds need to be boosted. The estate tax ...

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Article-95369

November 16, 2017 |

Tips for Avoiding a Power of Attorney Dispute in The Estate Planning Stage

Drafting a power of attorney is a process often engaged in by someone who wants to protect themselves and potentially their finances or health care ...

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Article-95366

November 15, 2017 |

Is My Will a Shield Against Probate?

There are so many different myths out there surrounding the process of estate planning that it is often too late after someone realizes that a ...

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Article-95363

November 14, 2017 |

Probate 101: What You Need to Know to Conduct Your Estate Planning

Probate is the term for a legal procedure that is used to settle a decedent’s estate, when they have not taken the appropriate estate planning ...

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As wealth grows more complex, separate advisors can create gaps between business ownership, real estate, trusts, investments, taxes, retirement plans, and family goals. Learn why coordinated planning matters. For many ...

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