Monthly Archives: January 2018
Consider A Decision That Could Affect You Forever: Estate Planning
By the time you are reading this blog, many people will have already made and possibly broken their New Year’s resolutions. However, you can capitalize on the energy of the new year by accomplishing a task that can benefit you and your loved ones forever. This is your estate planning. Many American adults don’t… Read More »
Leaving A Legacy with Your Estate Plan
Having an estate plan and being aware of what it says, in addition to communicating this to your loved ones who are key players in the estate plan, can ensure that this reflects your values and your wishes. Many of the most common responses when people are asked about their estate plans include: We… Read More »
Incorporating College Savings Accounts into Your Estate Planning
Do you already have a college savings account set aside for your child or grandchild? If so, this is prudent planning. But you might want to take things one step further to ensure you’ve considered all potential aspects of planning for the future should something happen to you. If you wish to support a… Read More »
What Happens to Your Social Media Accounts When You Pass Away?
The sudden loss of a loved one can present many unique legal challenges to your family members and those responsible for managing your estate but a common question that has become increasingly important in recent years is what happens to your social media. Social media sites such as Facebook have their own rules about… Read More »
What Are the Four Biggest Risks for a Solid Retirement in the United States?
More people than ever before in the past are approaching retirement in the coming years and this makes it all the more important to consider the four biggest factors that could ultimately influence your tax and retirement plan. Thinking carefully about retirement also includes a consideration of your estate plan and the goals for… Read More »