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Using Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts

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If you decide to create an estate plan that goes beyond a basic Last Will and Testament, you may encounter Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts. Both types of Trusts are an essential part of Advanced Estate Planning. They each offer different benefits to help you tailor your plan to your needs. Revocable A Revocable Living Trust […]

Protecting Inheritances in a Blended Family

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I had a friend who’s parents were divorced. His father remarried and later died, leaving everything to his spouse. His mother also remarried, and when she died, she also left everything to her spouse. The step-parents’ estate plans left everything to their own children. My friend was completely disinherited. If you have children from a […]

Calculating Your Retirement Nest Egg

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Saving for retirement can help to ensure you have enough for your basic living expenses as well as any extras you desire. Knowing how much to stockpile may seem confusing, but it doesn’t have to be. Current Expenditures You can estimate your current yearly costs by calculating your monthly expenses and multiplying by twelve. For […]

Who Needs a Disability Plan?

A disability or incapacity plan allows you to make arrangements for your medical care and financial assets if you should become disabled to the point of not being able to act for yourself. In case you become mentally or physically disabled and need someone to speak for you, you can use your plan to name […]

How to Protect Your Assets

If you have finished your basic estate planning and are looking toward advanced planning for purposes of asset protection, you should understand how and why to guard your estate. An asset protection plan keeps your property and the property of your loved one’s safe from being taken to settle a lawsuit or for a divorce. […]

What You Need to Know About a Financial POA

No Comments Disability Planning

A POA, or power of attorney, is a common estate planning device that allows you to name an attorney-in-fact to handle your financial assets if needed. Attorney-in-fact When you create a Power of Attorney, you will have to decide what family member or friend is best suited for the position of Attorney-in-fact. If you are […]

How to Plan for Long Term Care

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Most people over the age of sixty-five will need some sort of long term care before their death. With such high odds, you should plan for your long term care and discuss your choices with your family. Weigh Your Options There are a variety of long term care options ranging from day time only care […]

Naming a Guardian

If you are a parent with young children, it is imperative to name a Guardian to care for your children in the event that you and your spouse pass away. The consideration that your children may grow up without you can be heart-breaking, but don’t let that be a deterrent to choosing a Guardian during […]

All My Children Wear Furs

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If you count a furry loved one among your family members it is important to provide for his or her care after your death. You can create a pet plan by naming someone to take your pet in after you have gone and by leaving funds for your pet’s medical care and daily needs. Name […]

When to Update Your Estate Plan

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Creating an estate plan is the only way to guarantee that your loved ones receive the inheritance you wish to bequeath. You should not only create an estate plan, but you should also check it regularly to ensure it is up to date. Marital Status Change If you get married or divorced you should update […]

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