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Mar
How Far in Advance Can I Begin My Estate Planning?
You can create your estate plan at any time. Most people put it off too long, but there are many who choose to begin the process sooner rather than later. Why? Because you never know when life-changing medical or financial emergencies can strike requiring someone else to manage...
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06
Mar
Do Not Become a Statistic
Estate planning is important for everyone. It is about protecting yourself, your loved ones, and your hard-earned money (even if you do not have a lot of it). However, the numbers do not lie: most people do not see the importance of estate planning. Whether you need to create an...
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06
Mar
Estate Planning for Expatriates
The United States hosts the highest number of immigrants in the world, but increasingly, Americans say they are looking to relocate permanently to another country. A large percentage of wealthy Americans are also interested in buying real estate overseas and living there at leas...
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25
Mar
Do Not Let Your Clients Become a Statistic
You spend countless hours helping clients establish a solid financial plan for the future, so why not take the time to tell them about the benefits of creating an estate plan to align with their financial plan? As a trusted advisor to your clients, we are confident that you do no...
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06
Mar
What Happens to My Leased Car If I Die Before the Lease Term Ends?
After a house, a car is often the second-most valuable piece of property a person owns. About 15–20 percent of new vehicles are leased rather than purchased and financed. Leasing is a popular alternative to traditional financing because it can allow the lessee (the person who l...
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06
Mar
Swedish Death Cleaning
How much stuff is too much? Most Americans would probably admit that they own too many things. From clothes to electronics to sports equipment to collectibles, the typical US house is stuffed to the brim with items of questionable utility. On occasion, we may commit to declutter...
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06
Mar
National Grandparents Day: Three Things to Consider Before You Make a Gift to Grandchildren
As grandparents, you likely love the opportunity to shower your grandchildren with gifts. In most cases, these gifts are given on holidays and birthdays and commonly consist of an item that may have been at the top of your grandchild’s wish list. While experiencing the joy on yo...
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06
Mar
Managing Accounts and Services After a Loved One’s Passing
Losing a loved one is never easy, and along with the emotional strain, there are practical tasks to address, like handling their accounts and services. This guide will help you understand what to do with various accounts and subscriptions. Identifying the Accounts First, you nee...
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06
Mar
Maximize the Benefits of Giving to Your Loved Ones
Working hard and sharing your wealth with loved ones is a great goal. But, it’s essential to be aware of the tax implications when you give gifts or plan your estate. With a well-crafted estate plan, we can help protect your wealth and your loved ones. Let’s explore three types...
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25
Mar
National Grandparents Day: Three Things to Consider Before Your Clients Make a Gift to Their Grandchild
Grandparents often love the opportunity to shower their grandchildren with gifts. In most cases, these gifts are given on holidays and birthdays and commonly consist of an item that may have been at the top of their grandchild’s wish list. However, as you are discussing your clie...
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