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How to Use a 529 Plan to Pay for the Education of Your Child

How to Use a 529 Plan to Pay for the Education of Your Child

With higher education becoming more expensive every year, families are seeking ways to save. One option is a 529 plan. These investment plans allow families to put money away for a child’s future education expenses and gain tax benefits. While…

Estate Planning for Young Families

Estate Planning for Young Families

Having an estate plan is critical for everyone, but especially for families with minor children if a medical emergency results in incapacitation or death. While it’s difficult to think about what happens to your children if you die, ensuring enough…

Taking Good Care of Your Pets Through Pet Trusts

Taking Good Care of Your Pets Through Pet Trusts

Pets are one of the greatest joys and comforts in a person’s life, and they are likely considered to be important members of the family. Since you love them, you give them the best life you can. But what if…

Strategies for Wealth Transfer

Strategies for Wealth Transfer

Assets or wealth are transferred from one person or entity to another via wealth transfer. The transfer can happen either during your lifetime or after your death. Wealth transfer strategies use various methods to create the most tax-efficient and effective…

Estate Planning Components

Estate Planning Components

Assuring your loved ones are taken care of after you pass away is one of the purposes of an estate plan. It requires organization and strategy and begins with five key legal documents that can address many areas of estate…

The Difference Between Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts

The Difference Between Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts

Depending on your goals, you can use either revocable or irrevocable trusts in estate planning. However, both trusts are legal arrangements to manage and distribute your property during your lifetime or afterward. The creator of a trust is a grantor…

Having a Valid Will is Essential

Having a Valid Will is Essential

The percentage of Americans who have a will is about 33 percent, although more than 50 percent find estate planning important. caring.com Those individuals with a will may have moved to a different state or forgot to update their will…

LGBTQIA+ Estate Planning: Why It’s Important

LGBTQIA+ Estate Planning: Why It’s Important

Your assets, your wishes, and the people you love are important to protect regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation. Estate planning allows you to designate your partner, whether you are married or not, as the person who can make…

How to Avoid Inheritance Mistakes

How to Avoid Inheritance Mistakes

Dealing with the death of a loved one and receiving an inheritance is an emotional time. The loss of a loved one is sad but the influx of funds can bring joy or relief. It can be hard to think…

Plan Ahead to Reduce Probate

Plan Ahead to Reduce Probate

The probate process occurs after someone passes away. Probate can be lengthy, complex, and expensive, but good estate planning can mitigate unwanted risks by anticipating and preventing problems before they arise. Sound estate planning can make the probate process run…

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