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Most people who create estate plans do so to try to benefit their loved ones by leaving them resources and trying to reduce the administrative burden in the future. One tool sometimes used is a prepaid funeral plan. These plans can prove helpful, but they can sometimes be disastrous. Before […]
Category: Estate Planning
In an era when you can find a video online that will walk you through everything from upholstering a sofa to building a deck, we often feel confident that we can tackle any task as long as someone provides us with step-by-step instructions. And online estate planning software seems to […]
Whether you have a rustic camp that’s been in the family for generations or you just purchased a luxurious house at the beach, you need to incorporate that vacation property into your estate plan. It can be hard to force yourself to think of a future where you are not […]
Estate planning encompasses far more than most people realize. The better you coordinate your plans with your existing circumstances, the easier it is to avoid waste, reduce complexity, and ensure that your resources flow in the direction you want. One financial aspect that often gets overlooked is health savings accounts, […]
As people get older, they often decide that it could be helpful to enable one of their children to have access to their bank account to help pay bills and handle other issues. This seems like it could protect them if they were suddenly incapacitated by illness or injury. They […]