5 questions single parents should ask about their estate plans
In many respects, estate planning for single parents is similar to that of families with two parents. Parents want to provide for their children’s care
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In many respects, estate planning for single parents is similar to that of families with two parents. Parents want to provide for their children’s care
Over your lifetime, you’ve likely accumulated various tangible assets. These may include automobiles, personal property or art. It’s relatively easy to account for such assets
When a person considers an “estate plan,” he or she typically thinks of a will. And there’s a good reason: A well-crafted, up-to-date will is
There are many benefits of including a revocable trust in your estate plan. This trust type allows you to minimize probate expenses, keep your financial
If you’re charitably inclined and itemize deductions, you may be entitled to deduct charitable donations. The key word is “may” because there are requirements you
One of the golden rules of estate planning is to revisit your plan after a significant life event. Such an event may be getting married,
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reports that roughly 70% of Americans age 65 or over will require some form of long-term care
Time is running out to take advantage of the current federal gift and estate tax exemption ($13.61 million for 2024). Absent action from Congress, the amount
Few estate planning subjects are as misunderstood as probate. Its biggest downside, and the one that grabs the most attention, is the fact that probate
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