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December 15, 2020 |

How Much Tax Could Someone Above the Estate Tax Threshold Pay?

When you pass away, your estate could be taxed above certain thresholds established on an annual basis. This has risen to $11.7 million in 2021 ...

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Article-97480

December 8, 2020 |

New Study Shows That Employees and Workers in America Are Stressed About Their Financial Future

A recent study completed by Greenwalt Research and the Employee Benefit Research Institute determined that employees are facing significant anxiety and stress when it comes ...

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Article-97509

December 7, 2020 |

Three Things to Care About Within Your Estate Plan

You want to keep administration and tax costs as low as possible but there are other items that should be important to you as part ...

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Article-97477

December 1, 2020 |

Does My Estate Plan Require Supplemental Care?

If a loved one has been diagnosed with a debilitating illness or dementia, there is a good chance that they will need care in a ...

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Article-97462

November 20, 2020 |

What to Know About Estate Planning When There’s an Addict in Your Family

Having an addict in your family can be a very difficult situation and this can prompt numerous concerns around the process of estate planning and ...

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November 19, 2020 |

Can You Remove an Executor?

An executor is appointed to close out the affairs of a deceased person. The last will and testament is used to name the executor, but ...

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November 18, 2020 |

Should You Convert Retirement Accounts for Tax Planning Purposes?

Do you have a goal of keeping current family money in the family when you pass away? There are several different steps to accomplish in ...

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November 9, 2020 |

What Happens If Your College Age Child Gets Sick?

This is a question you might not have contemplated until the pandemic raised concerns about health all over the United States. It’s come front and ...

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November 3, 2020 |

Do You Know These Three Trust Parties?

The establishment of a trust is usually a more advanced form of an estate plan and it requires at least three parties, some of who ...

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Article-97449

November 2, 2020 |

What Makes Elder Law Distinct from Estate Planning?

What happens to your assets as you get older is of chief concern not just for estate planning purposes but also for your own elder ...

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