Certain symptoms cannot be ignored and should involve a visit to the doctor. As people age, they get used to pain and discomfort. When it comes to physical ailments, they increasingly seem to be a part of everyday life to some degree. Although bodies are not at their peak condition during retirement years, not all […]
Heirs with special needs require special planning. You are preparing your estate plan. Your hope is that your estate will bless your heirs and their futures. However, what if you have a loved one with special needs? You should think twice before leaving an outright inheritance. According to a recent Kiplinger article titled “How to […]
A testamentary trust can be created after you die. Some people really like the idea of using a trust in their estate planning. The control over the eventual inheritance distribution is appealing. These individuals are often torn between the appeal of a trust and the work it takes to maintain a trust. According to a […]
Reviewing an estate plan is too often neglected. Things simply do not improve on their own over time. Examples of entropy are everywhere. You know, that good old "Second Law of Thermodynamics" applied broadly? Weeds pop up in gardens. Dust accumulates on shelves. Paint begins to chip and peel. According to a recent WMUR article […]
Did you know sitting on the floor can be a healthy habit? Many Americans spend the majority of their days sitting while in the car, at work, and at home. They may sit at a desk while working. At home, they may prefer a couch. According to a recent Livestrong.com article titled “Want to Age […]
Sometimes food can interfere with prescriptions. We tend to rely on prescribed drugs to be the first line of treatment for many illnesses or medical conditions. In fact, a study by the Lown Institute found 42 percent of Americans age 65 and older take five or more prescriptions daily. About 20 percent take more than […]
Trusts have several estate planning benefits. Many misunderstandings exist around estate planning. One of the most common misconceptions involves trusts. People tend to think this estate planning tool is only for those who are ultra-wealthy. According to a recent US News article titled “Trusts Explained,” a trust can address a number of estate planning goals […]
Incapacity planning requires valid power of attorney documents. Being picky is not always a bad thing. Purchasing expired groceries can lead to illness. Settling on a mate can lead to a lifetime of conflict and insecurity. According to a recent Medical Economics article titled “Avoid powers of attorney mistakes,” granting power of attorney authority to […]
A vacation home can be challenging to bequeath. Families often make and retain fond memories from vacations. For those who own a vacation home, these memories are often overwhelming tied to a specific location. After all: location, location, location. While vacation homes bring joy in life, they can bring complications when the owner dies. According […]
Several circumstances should be considered when planning to leave an inheritance to minor grandchildren. Becoming a grandparent brings fresh joys. There is something special about seeing your children have children, yes? Your love grows and expands as your family changes. According to a recent Nj.com article titled “How can I leave my money to my […]
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