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- Not Rich Enough to Have an Estate Plan? No Way!
You’ll locate all your important documents, titles, deeds and policies and get them set in one secure
- Take a Bite out of Your Tax Bite
Harvesting Tax Losses: This involves selling securities in your portfolio at a loss to offset capitals Portfolio managers may have to sell appreciated securities to meet redemptions. Selling other securities in your portfolio at a loss can offset those gains and decrease or wipe out
- Practicing Your Estate Plan Makes Perfect
copies of their estate documents, giving them access to all of the financial and estate plan data in one secure
- Preparing for the Unexpected
This includes 401(k)s, investments, bank accounts, and social media.
- Iowa Ready to Pass Bill on Digital Assets in Estate
bill,” explains that current state law doesn’t adequately address what happens to digital assets (like social
- Make your 2016 Financial Picture Bright
Personally identifiable information should be in a secure, encrypted electronic file or in a safe deposit
- What You Need to Know About Donor-Advised Funds
deduct up to 50% of your adjusted gross income (AGI) for cash gifts—and 30% for donated appreciated securities—to
- Answer These Legacy Questions
required information, including passwords, to access your online accounts—your financial accounts, social
- DON’T NEGLECT YOUR LONG-TERM CARE NEEDS IN YOUR ESTATE PLAN
• Senior day care: For independent seniors that do not need a high level of care and would like to socialize visit a care center, where basic health care is provided along with a variety of entertainment and social
- Answers to Question about Long-Term Care Insurance
Adult day care services is a type of program that provides health and social support in a supervised
- A HOUSTON TRUST LAWYER’S TIPS FOR PREVENTING IDENTITY THEFT OF A DECEASED LOVED ONE
During the time shortly after death, criminals are able to use social security numbers and other information help speed up this process and also limit thieves access to information in several ways: · Call the Social Security Administration to report the death. · Send copies of the death certificate (via certified mail their information by looking through obituaries and gathering enough data to find the individual’s social security number.