What Is A Blind Trust?
Many people wonder, ‘what is a blind trust?’. A blind trust is a type of trust that is commonly used […]
Estate Planning
Estate Planning
Estate Planning, financial planning, Retirement Planning
A To-Do List For A Surviving Spouse
This article came from Kiplinger.com and it’s called “A To-Do List For A Surviving Spouse”. by Susan B. Garland Monday, August 29, 2011
Estate Planning, financial planning, Investing
Time To March Forth!
That’s right, today is March 4th, the only call to action day of the year. It’s a day to get things done,
Estate Planning
Is A Hand-Written or Holographic Will Enforceable?
Many states recognize hand-written and holographic wills as enforceable legal documents. Read this post to find out if your state considers holographic will legal.
Estate Planning, Health Care, Insurance
Why Do I Need A Will, Living Will and POA?
This article answers the question, “Why do I need a will?” It also discusses a few other important estate planning documents such as a living will and power of attorney.
Estate Planning, financial planning, Taxes
Health Care Reform Means Higher Taxes
The new sweeping health care reform will bring higher taxes to many taxpayers, and it won’t be pretty.
Annuities, Estate Planning, financial planning, Health Care, Insurance, Long Term Care
Is Long-Term Care Insurance A Rip-Off?
Most people don’t buy long-term care insurance due to the fear of not needing it. Asset-based long-term care gives you the protection if you need it, and your money back if you don’t.
Estate Planning, financial planning, Retirement Planning
Special-Needs Financial Planning
Family’s with special-needs members need a personal financial planner who is also part life coach and part social worker.
Estate Planning, financial planning, Retirement Planning
Giving Equally To All Your Children
Giving equally to all your children can be difficult to swallow. But giving more to one can cause family contention that could last a lifetime.