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According to the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, only two-thirds of households over 70 years old have a will. This statistic highlights the lack of estate planning among seniors. If you are in this group, there are several reasons why this issue is...
Estate planning and asset protection go together. Anyone creating an estate plan should consider them as complementary and necessary. A solid estate plan protects your assets after your death and also does the same when you are alive. Surprisingly, asset protection,...
You likely expect that your children and grandchildren will value the inheritance that you leave them. You might imagine the musing what you leave behind when you died to cover their college tuition or help them make a down payment on their first home. Unfortunately,...
If you would like to leave at least some of your assets to a charity, then you may want to consider using a charitable lead trust or charitable remainder trust to do so. Making charitable donations is a great way to help reduce the value of your estate and minimize...
Estate planning is a process that involves making unpleasant decisions for your own security and the protection of the people you love. Few financial decisions can be as heartbreaking and difficult as the determination to exclude someone from your last will....