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DIY Dangers

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You know you need to set up a will and perhaps a trust, too. A Google search reveals a broad range of websites that promise to help you do just that either for free or a minimal cost. Pointing and clicking, though, is a dangerous approach to take with your estate planning.  Using an online […]

Self Directed IRA’s

Most people know that there are limits as too what you can invest your IRA money into set by the federal government. However many people want to invest in a rental house instead of a traditional stock investment. You see an IRA itself can own property and many other types of nontraditional investments. It can […]

Five Things You Need to Know About Inherited Retirement Accounts

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Almost everyone has some type of retirement account, whether it’s a pension, IRA, or 401(k). So, it’s important to plan ahead for your estate purposes. One of the first things to know about a retirement account is that your beneficiaries will most likely owe taxes on the retirement accounts passed down to them.  Assets like […]

The Great Debate Over Medicaid

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Many people hope that they will never be disabled or poor, however, the biggest myth that many people are countering today that they will be able to pay for themselves in their old age. A majority of people are actually not able to do this. One in three individuals who turn 65 will end up […]

Should You Use a Fiduciary for A Trustee?

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  A fiduciary is someone with a moral as well as a legal obligation to put their client’s interests first. Not every adviser would consider themselves to be a fiduciary and this could leave that person open to conflicts of interest. A new fiduciary role, however, requires that all advisors who work with retirement plans […]

Thinking About Using Your IRA to Pay for A College Student’s Tuition? Make Sure You Evaluate Your Options First

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Approaching the overwhelming cost of college is a challenge that many parents are thinking about this summer as they are preparing to send off their new graduates to college. With the cost of graduate school as well as college on the rise, many prospective students and parents are looking towards retirement accounts as an effective […]

Does It Make Sense to Move College Savings Out of A UTMA Account and Into A 529 Plan?

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  Many people who have been saving for their children’s college education over the past couple of decades since the children were born will have set up a Uniform Transfer to Minor Act. Some financial aid documents may illustrate that it could be beneficial for the assets to instead be in a section 529 plan […]

The Benefits of a Revocable Living Trust

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Many estate planning tools provide numerous benefits for a broad range of individuals. Believing that estate planning is only for the wealthy or only for those approaching retirement and beyond can be a big mistake. One of the most flexible and powerful tools associated with estate planning is known as the revocable living trust. It […]

001-Senior Moments Podcast

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In this episode we examine the importance for seniors to consider planning their affairs for Medicaid qualification.

Is Estate Planning Only for Your Finances?

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Many people think that financial benefits are the only ones obtained by planning. Although the most obvious benefits of your estate plan are financial in nature, there are many other nonfinancial benefits as well. Identifying a guardian to serve for pets or for children or even protecting non-traditional assets like a stamp or gun collection […]

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