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Graves’ disease

Can I Manage Graves’ Disease?

POSTED ON: May 8, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Doctors often recommend lifestyle changes to manage Graves’ disease. What is Graves' disease? Fundamentally, it involves a malfunctioning thyroid gland. Because other thyroid conditions exist besides Graves’ disease, it must be diagnosed through blood testing, physical examinations, and symptom evaluation. Even imaging testing may be ordered. According to a recent Verywell Health article titled “What […]
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Single seniors

How Vulnerable are Single Seniors?

POSTED ON: May 3, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
It is easy for single seniors to feel completely alone. Although people benefit from some “alone time,” they also benefit from time with others. Social support enriches life and can provide greater security. The Bible even acknowledges the vulnerability of widows and orphans. According to a recent Forbes article titled “Essentials for the Solo Ager,” single seniors […]
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Divorcing

What Must I Do When Divorcing My Spouse?

POSTED ON: May 2, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Divorcing your spouse should trigger estate planning changes. People do not enter marriage intending to divorce. Instead, they plan as if they will live a lifetime together. These often include joining finances and retitling property. According to a recent Yahoo News article titled “I'm Divorcing. Will That Impact My Estate Planning?,” this means many steps need to […]
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Women

Why Do Women Need an Estate Plan?

POSTED ON: April 21, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Women often have different needs than men. At the most basic level, their very biology and physiology are different. Women and men are not the same. It is part of God's grand design for human beings. Women and men often have personal, cultural, and social differences. For example, women often feel they need greater vigilance […]
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Myths

Are Estate Planning Myths Problematic?

POSTED ON: April 13, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Estate planning is fraught with myths. What people believe influences what they do.  For example, children who think monsters are under their beds tend to avoid their rooms at night. When doctors believe their patients have specific ailments, they order certain tests. If people believe integrity is important, they will not speed on a road […]
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Anxiety

Can Estate Planning Address Anxiety?

POSTED ON: March 30, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Anxiety has led to an increase in estate planning. As a result, a lot has changed since the start of 2020. A once-strong economy is now racked with inflation. The COVID-19 lockdowns also rocked the sense of stability and security. According to a recent SI Live article titled “More young adults are creating wills because of […]
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Life planning

Is Estate Planning also Life Planning?

POSTED ON: March 28, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Estate planning is part of life planning. Most people think of death when they consider estate planning. Because people often avoid the unpleasant and uncomfortable, they ignore estate planning conversations. Although this is understandable, it is neither helpful nor accurate. According to a recent aol.com article titled “Estate Planning: 7 Things To Make Sure You Do,” estate planning […]
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Graves’ disease

What are Symptoms of Graves’ Disease?

POSTED ON: March 24, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Graves' disease can have a variety of symptoms. Hormones are essential to the proper functioning of many body systems. They affect metabolism, energy levels, temperature regulation, and reproduction. Although several ailments can affect hormone levels, Graves’ disease can be particularly problematic. According to a recent Verywell Health article titled “What Is Graves' Disease?” Graves’ disease is a type […]
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Secrecy

Is Secrecy Wise in Estate Planning?

POSTED ON: March 21, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Secrecy is not the best policy when it comes to estate planning. Secrets are generally considered problematic for relationships. Exceptions include surprise parties and confidentiality within a therapeutic relationship or the attorney-client privilege. Typically, estate planning is not one of these exceptions. According to a recent Financial Advisor article titled “Family Wealth Transfers Undermined by Secrecy,” it […]
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Remarriage

Does Remarriage Require Estate Planning?

POSTED ON: March 9, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Remarriage for seniors is not uncommon. Although many people envision young couples when they think of weddings, people get married and remarried at any age. For some, divorce or death leads to being single again. For others, they have simply waited longer to find the love of their life. According to a recent MSN article […]
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