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- Planning for the Worst: Estate Advice for Simultaneous Deaths
By arranging for a simultaneous death clause, families can mitigate many of the most common pain points
- Planning Ahead for Medicaid
Typically, a healthy spouse can keep half of the joint assets up to a certain ceiling plus enough income
- Tighten Up Those Loose Ends in Your Estate Plan
your estate planning attorney draft a trust without changing the deed to your real estate to reflect ownership
- Top Financial Considerations for Expectant Parents
can defer up to $2,500 per year of your pretax salary ($5,000 per year if you’re married and file a joint
- Lost and Found in the Alzheimer’s Forest
It can be easy to point out when someone else may have dementia, but it can be difficult to recognize
- 5 Reasons You Need An Estate Plan
Succession Plan You may think estate planning is for people who have more assets than you, but as these five points
- Irrevocable Trusts May be the Answer to Tough Estate Planning Issues
If the person creating the trust retained incidents of ownership in the policy (retaining power to change the policy’s value), it will be included in the person’s estate—regardless of the irrevocable trust’s ownership
- Former NY Governor Moving Fast as Executor of Father’s Estate
The $500 million estate transferred ownership of the properties the elder Spitzer acquired, according
- Advice for Grandparents Helping out with Grandkids’ College Costs
It is essential to understand the impact of account ownership and the timing of distributions on financial
- Planning your Financial Future after a Second “I Do”
deceased spouse; A right to an “elective share” percentage of the other spouse’s estate; A right to the ownership
- What Do I Do with My Powerball Millions and How Do I Keep it Quiet?
The term “blind trust” has morphed to include a trust or entity that attempts to hide the true ownership
- The 411 on Health Savings Account Rollovers
At that point, you can use the money in the HSA tax-free for medical expenses in any year. Here’s the big point to keep in mind: you can make a tax-free rollover from an IRA to an HSA only once