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Believe it or not, you have an estate. In fact, nearly everyone does. Your estate is comprised of everything you own&mdash...
If you are concerned that your children’s inheritance is being reduced by the collapse of the housing and investment ma...
Parents have asked me many times over the years about setting up bank accounts for their kids and setting money aside for them for their future. Their goal, of course, is to create a pot of gold for hard times, something their kid or grandkid can rely on when the going gets tough. What a nice thing to do, right? Wrong. If I had a buzzer, I’d use it. There are few hard and fast rules in...
In part one of this two-part article, we explained that proper estate planning is about creating a set of written instructions to specify how you want your property handled after your death and how you want your property and health care decisions handled during any period you may be incapacitated. We also emphasized that while proper planning is important for everyone, it is especially important f...
Estate planning is creating a set of instructions that specify how you want your property handled after your death, and how you want your property and health care decisions handled during any period you may be incapacitated. Proper estate planning is important for everyone. But for unmarried partners—opposite sex or same sex—an estate plan is critical. In part one of this two-part arti...
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