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Around the Web: Retirement Advice from a Boomer to a Millennial
Thankfully, Millennials are beginning to catch on to the importance of starting a retirement fund as soon as possible. But if you are reaching retirement
Around the Web: Five Ways to Bulletproof Your Estate Plan
Taking care of your estate plan early on is a great decision, without a doubt. There’s really no such thing as starting early with this.
To: Our Grandchildren, From: Your Grandparents
You’ve already designated amongst your children and siblings who receives your assets, but are having difficulty with what to leave your grandchildren. There are several
Around the Web: For the Blended Family
Estate planning is complicated as it is – sorting through and designating your assets to whomever. But picture a family where both spouses have been
May is National Elder Law Month
Now that April showers have come and passed, and May flowers are blooming right before our eyes, we welcome National Elder Law Month! The month
Around the Web: It’s Time to Think Further Ahead, Millennials!
Generation Y, or more commonly known as Millennials, are reaching the stages in life that include the start of their career, first day of college,
April = National Financial Literacy Month
As we all know, the month of April is more commonly known for its showers. In the finance world, however, it’s also known as National
We have some exciting news!
In case you haven’t heard… we have an announcement! As of January 1, 2017, J. Daniel Rhodes has become a partner in our firm. Congratulations
Estate Planning, Debt and Bankruptcy. Oh my!
Debt—most people have some sort of debt. That goes without saying some have more than others. Either way, it’s inevitable. What about bankruptcy? It’s certainly
Around the Web – 5 Long-Term Care Planning Lessons From ‘Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory’
Below is an article that we’ve found to be very helpful and informative regarding 5 key points on how we can learn about long-term care