Monthly Archives: May 2018
Study Shows There May Be a Gap in Terms of Retirement Savings and Gender
A new Merrill Lynch study indicates that women may have to work harder than men to save for retirement. This may not come as a surprise to many of the women who are now approaching increasing longevity numbers and who must find a way to make things work in their future, possibly without the… Read More »
The Importance of Storing Your Plans in An Accessible Place
When it comes to the prospect of estate planning, perhaps you’re put off by the sheer morbidity of the concept. It is still beneficial to schedule a consultation with an experienced estate planning attorney because otherwise you are handing over the power to make decisions about your estate to the government. It is not… Read More »
Baby Boomers Should Not Let This Critical Issue Lapse in Their Estate Planning
Are you thinking about looking ahead to your own future and imagining the perfect retirement you’ve been spending most of your working life for? This is certainly a worthwhile goal but it is one that should always be approached with caution if you haven’t thought about possibly incapacitating events. Estate planning goes far beyond… Read More »
Do You Still Need That Life Insurance Policy?
As retirees look towards possible longevity issues that could mean they are alive for 20 or 30 years after entering retirement. The determination of appropriate cash flow and what expenses you still need to pay is vitally important for your future. Without the support of an experienced estate planning lawyer and financial professional, you… Read More »
The Importance of Vetting Your Financial Advisor
Any time you work with a professional, including a financial advisor, it’s well worth doing the research to verify that he or she is the right fit for you. You will want to interview a few different options before choosing a financial advisor and look specifically into their backgrounds before selecting someone. A few… Read More »