Revocable trusts and irrevocable trusts are both very valuable tools in estate planning, yet their differences are important to understand to ensure you make the
You’ve worked HARD to get where you are. But are you leaving your family’s future to chance? Research shows that at least 70% of people
This week’s post on asset management is the second in our back-to-school series, focusing on estate planning for minor children. To read week one’s post
A 2010 study conducted by the Investor Protection Trust found that more than seven million older Americans — 20 percent of those over the age
The life expectancy rate in America has never been higher and celebrating your 80th, 90th, or even 100th birthday is becoming increasingly likely. But with
If you own real estate, chances are you have purchased insurance to protect your assets against damage or loss. But have you taken the necessary
Maria Shriver knows the devastation of Alzheimer’s disease firsthand. Her beloved father Sargent Shriver, founder of the Peace Corps and one-time candidate for Vice President
Many people fail to create an estate plan because they don’t truly understand what is involved and therefore believe it is too complicated. But the
***Spoiler Alert for Season 4, Episode 1*** If you, like me, are one of the many fans of PBS’s series “Downton Abbey,” you probably caught the season four premier last
When speaking with groups about Medicaid (MassHealth) planning, I often get asked about life insurance policies and how they will be treated when applying for MassHealth benefits. Many people simply
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