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Have You Reviewed Your Beneficiary Designations Lately?

January 19, 2021
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Most of us have assets that require a beneficiary designation. You created them all to protect your financial future and the people you care about the most. Maybe it’s an insurance policy you took out years ago. Or the retirement plan you set up with ...

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Why You Need Advance Directives

December 15, 2020
with No Comment Estate Planning

Nobody wants to think about advance directives, but the consequences of not creating them far outweigh the difficulty of doing so.  Advance directives give a person of your choosing the authority to make decisions on your behalf about the typ ...

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The Benefits of an Irrevocable Living Trust

November 17, 2020
with No Comment Estate Planning

An Irrevocable Living Trust requires the person who creates it to transfer assets into the trust and give up his or her rights of ownership to these assets. You might be asking yourself why you would want to create an Irrevocable Living Trust, as opp ...

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Aggressive Moves You Can Make in Your Forties to Reach Long-Term Financial Goals, Continued

October 20, 2020
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Here are three additional ways people in their forties can maximize their retirement savings. Don’t skimp on your retirement savings to pay for your children’s college education Why? Simple. You or your children can borrow money to pay for coll ...

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Aggressive Moves You Can Make in Your Forties to Reach Long-Term Financial Goals

September 15, 2020
with No Comment Estate Planning

An article in Kiplinger discussed an aggressive approach to financial planning in your forties. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights. Make saving for retirement a priority and beef up your investments. You’ll want to start by making the ...

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Six Reasons to Revise Your Estate Plan

August 18, 2020
with No Comment Estate Planning

For your estate plan to meet your needs, it must be kept up-to-date. We recommend having your plan reviewed at least once every two years, more preferably every year, but there are certain situations where you should have your plan revised immediatel ...

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Here’s What Can Happen If You Don’t Have an Estate Plan of Your Own, Continued

July 21, 2020
with No Comment Estate Planning

In this post, we’ll continue our discussion of why everyone needs an estate plan. Loss of Control Losing control over how your assets are distributed after death isn’t the only negative consequence of failing to plan. You and your family may su ...

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Here’s What Can Happen If You Don’t Have an Estate Plan of Your Own

June 16, 2020
with No Comment Estate Planning

We often discuss the benefits of estate planning. However, a discussion of what can happen when a person fails to plan is perhaps a more powerful way to stress the importance of proper planning. Let’s look at a few potential consequences of not havin ...

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A Will Is a Key Component of Any Estate Plan, but It’s Not Enough

April 21, 2020
with No Comment Estate Planning

A Last Will and Testament can help you accomplish a number of important planning goals. For instance, it allows you to control how your assets are distributed after you pass away. Without a will, your assets will be distributed according to what is k ...

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Estate Planning Basics: An Introduction to Trusts

February 18, 2020
with No Comment Estate Planning

Perhaps you have heard about trusts but wonder exactly what they are and what they can help you accomplish. Simply put, a trust is an agreement outlining how assets will be managed and held for the benefit of another person. There are many types of t ...

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