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Around the Web: Planning Your Estate in a Pandemic
Planning your estate is essential in normal circumstances. Add in the uncertainty and risk that come along with a pandemic, and it really is a
10 Essential Estate Planning Tips
Most American adults do not have a will or a plan in place in case of a tragedy. The death of both parents in an
Around the Web: Stop Avoiding Estate Planning
It’s an uncomfortable topic, it’s difficult to think about, and it’s not exactly how many people want to spend their day off. However, it is
AROUND THE WEB: Avoid creating family friction with your estate plan
Losing a parent is often one of the most difficult times a family can face. Many times, it can result in friction between siblings. There
What Is Probate, and Why Do You Want To Avoid It?
When you pass away, your family could have to visit a probate court to claim the inheritance you left behind. If you own property like
What is a living trust and how does it work? Protect your assets.
A trust is a legal way to set aside your hard earned assets for a specific and desired purpose. A living trust is a type
How to Change a Will or Trust and Why You Should
For reasons that are not entirely clear, the number of Americans making wills is dropping. Less than a third of Americans currently have a valid will, according
Around the Web: Personal Information May Still be a Risk After Data Breach
If you think you are safe from data breaches and identity theft because you froze your Equifax credit account, you may be sorely mistaken. Due
Planning Charitably: 5 Strategies That Will Save You Money on Taxes
It is recommended that small businesses should donate 6% of their profits and sales to charitable causes. Donating profits can help you and your employees feel like
Around the Web: How the SECURE Act Affects Your Estate Plan
It is important to review your estate plans regularly to adjust for any changes that occur, whether they are legal or personal. This year, that