If you have minor children and own your home, then this will be the most important Back-to-School preparation you do all year. Did you know
This week’s post on Retirement Plans is the fourth and final part in our back-to-school series, focusing on estate planning for minor children. To read
This week’s post on Life Insurance is the third in our back-to-school series, focusing on estate planning for minor children. To read week one’s post
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
Blended families are becoming the norm in the United States. Contrary to popular belief, blended families aren’t just about divorced parents; thanks to modern medicine,
Many people are confused about the subject of gift taxes. While only two states — Connecticut and Minnesota — have a state gift tax, there
When you hear the words, “trust fund,” do you conjure up images of stately mansions and party yachts? A trust fund – or trust –
Not many people would view the IRS as a charitable organization, but you might if you plan your gifting appropriately – i.e., in a way
According to the Investment Company Institute, the use of IRAs for retirement saving has increased in the past decade, with $6.5 trillion invested in traditional
Whether you have a lost a spouse or partner through divorce or death, being thrust into singlehood can be an emotionally and financially jarring experience.
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