Estate planning is when you make a plan for what will happen to your money and property after you die. For example, you can decide who will get your house, or how your money will be used to help your family.
Learn more about estate planning from our financial advisors below.
“In today’s insane economic environment, it’s easy to be lured into risking your savings by chasing after returns. If you’re close to retirement, keep calm and focus on your long-term objectives.” – Tim Davis If you’re a few years from retirement, you’ve lived long enough to know there is a tradeoff between risk and reward. For […]
When it comes to money, inflation is like a termite: It’s small and seemingly innocuous initially, but it can do severe damage over time. Inflation is the gradual increase in the prices of goods and services. It is measured as the rate at which the cost-of-living rises. And while a bit of inflation is good […]
“Your federal benefit payments are not made following a trust or will. You need to ensure you have a properly completed beneficiary form.”- Joe Runza If you are well-planned, you have a will or trust to ensure you leave a legacy to your loved ones. These documents, your funeral instructions, durable power of attorney, healthcare […]
“It’s fantastic if you inherit an annuity, but you need to understand the tax implications and how to make them more favorable.” –Lyle Boss You cannot escape taxes if you inherit an annuity. Fortunately, though, understanding how inherited annuities are taxed can help you avoid paying more in tax than necessary. Your beneficiary status and […]
“A solid credit score gives you more choices and the more choices you have, the greater the chance of retirement success.”- Steve Kerby There’s a long checklist when preparing for the time when you no longer get a paycheck. People within 7-10 years of retirement have a lot on their minds. They may be […]
The SECURE Act, also known as “The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancing Act” of 2019, was approved by the Senate on December 19, 2019, after initially passing through the House on July 19 as a part of an end of the year appropriations act. The bill accompanies tax measures and includes significant provisions […]
“If you’re considering moving when you retire, have you considered the potential tax issues?” Eric Coons Many retirees choose to move after retiring, whether to be closer to kids and grandkids, enjoy more leisure activities, or make their retirement dollars go further. However, if you’re thinking of relocating, be sure you don’t focus solely […]
Women need to understand their rights in a divorce “The impact a divorce has on women’s finances cannot be overstated. The financial literacy gap, the lack of involvement in long-term financial planning during their marriage, and their higher likelihood to end up in poverty place divorced women in a vulnerable position.” -Worthy.com If you’re a […]
An executor is the person responsible for managing the administration of a deceased individual’s estate. Obligations can vary from state to state and the size of the estate can determine the responsibilities that will be needed.
In today’s world, especially the digital world, people constantly leave behind little pieces of themselves. These pieces, while small, are a part of a larger picture, your identity. Please do not underestimate the resourcefulness of identity thieves, and your trash might be their treasure. According to the Federal Trade Commission, over 800,000 identity theft cases […]
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