Most young parents have no thoughts of dying or becoming seriously ill or injured. As unlikely as such a serious event is when we are young, it is a
The Digital Footprint of a Loved One After Death
Online profiles and accounts aren't addressed in most estate plans because most adults don't have a will. As your online presence grows professionally
Estate Planning for Non-Traditional Families
The practice of estate planning is evolving as family structures continue to change. As recently as thirty years ago, a traditional family consisted
Strategies for Transferring Wealth
The transfer of wealth or assets between individuals or companies is referred to as a wealth transfer. The transfer can happen either during your
Beneficiaries: Common Mistakes to Avoid
As beneficiaries are common designations in retirement accounts, wills, and trusts, it is likely that you have one. A beneficiary is an individual (or
Keeping Your Finances in Order as You Age
The American population is living longer than previous generations, which may result in longer retirement years. Since expenses, taxes, and inflation
Government Programs for Seniors
Seniors in the United States are experiencing financial insecurity because of inflationary pressures. Aside from cutting back on unnecessary expenses,
Baby Boomer Estate Planning
Your retirement age is probably fast approaching if you're part of the Baby Boomer generation. You may be thinking about how you will spend your
Generational Wealth: Maintaining Your Legacy
Developing and protecting your legacy to leave to future generations may have taken years. But have you thought about the impact it will have on