If you are among the many Americans making a move because of economics, a recent article from MarketWatch titled “Thinking about moving to a state with lower taxes? These are the mistake to avoid” has the information you Continue reading
Without proper planning, there is no determining who inherits your property after you die. Everything, from your Continue reading
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Although there is often a progression of complexity in estate planning, this progression generally follows stages in life rather than specific ages.”
Many people decide they need an estate plan when they reach a certain age, but when an estate plan is needed is less about age than Continue reading
The question raised in the article “Fact or Fiction: I Can Protect My Assets from a Nursing Home with a Revocable Trust” from New Hampshire Business Review is frequently asked, Continue reading
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“Despite many attempts at repeal over the years, the modern U.S. Estate Tax has been in place since September 8, 1916. Each U.S. citizen and resident alien is entitled to a lifetime exemption from the federal Gift/Estate Tax called the Applicable Exclusion Amount.”
The applicable exclusion Continue reading
“Estate planning can come in a variety of forms, from basic beneficiary designations when you open a bank or brokerage account to more complex and comprehensive plans.”
The key reason for estate planning is to create a plan directing where your assets will go after you die. The ultimate Continue reading