You should prioritize an estate plan checkup. Many people understand the importance of scheduling regular medical checkups. They know time impacts their general health and wellness in minor and major ways. Finding health problems sooner rather than later almost always leads to better outcomes. According to a recent Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article titled “Time for a non-medical […]
Divorce demands estate planning revisions. You have recently divorced your spouse. This process is neither simple nor pleasant. Even if things end somewhat amicably, there is still the challenge of legal paperwork to make it official. Many divorces trigger extreme emotions and relational tension. The last thing you want to do is trigger more planning […]
You could missing key parts of your estate planning. You have met with an experienced estate planning attorney. Your last will, advance directives, and powers of attorney have been signed. Everything is set. Right? Maybe. According to a recent Think Advisor article titled “7 Things Your Client’s Estate Plan Might Be Missing: Morningstar,” you actually may be […]
The proposed HEALS Act impacts Medicare in 2021. You are a citizen of the United States of America. What happens in Washington D.C. affects you. As such, it is good to be informed when it comes to new legislation. This is especially true with decisions regarding Social Security or health care. According to a recent […]
You should prepare for possible incapacity. No one can predict exactly what will happen to them in life. Everyone is born. Everyone dies. What happens in between could include great happiness and also terrible tragedy, and usually a bit of both. According to a recent The Press-Enterprise article titled “Planning ahead for incapacity helps you and […]
There are certain reasons to come out of retirement. You are recently retired. Adjustments are challenging. You are enjoying the change of pace, but you still have concerns about time, money, and meaning. You wonder whether you will need to come out of retirement in the future. According to a recent MoneyTalksNews article titled “8 Signs […]
Disgruntled family members may resort to challenging your last will. Family dynamics are not always simple. Separation and divorce are a possibility. Some children become estranged or fall into addiction. These can be both emotionally taxing and problematic for estate planning. According to a recent Augusta Free Press article titled “Can you prevent someone from challenging […]
Real estate investments should be included in your estate plan. You have real estate investments. Perhaps your real estate is limited to your own home. Maybe you have expanded into commercial real estate investments. According to a recent Motley Fool article titled “How to Include Real Estate Investments in Your Will,” these should be addressed in […]
Babysitting grandchildren can be beneficial to health. You are a grandparent. Perhaps you have recently joined thees esteemed ranks after the recent birth of your first grand baby. Maybe you have been a grandparent for years. Either way, you know the joy of this role. Nevertheless, there seems to be a beneficial role to this […]
A Roth conversion may be a wise choice during these uncertain times. Planning for retirement is never easy. It requires budgeting and sacrifice. Saving for the future can feel even more daunting with the economic uncertainty of the current pandemic. According to a recent Jacksonville Business Journal article titled “Covid-19 and the CARES Act enhance the […]
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