Estate plans are supposed to be living documents that evolve over time. Generally, you should review your plan every 5 years to stay current, or whenever you or your beneficiaries have a major life event such as marriage, the...more
11/1/2021
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Beneficiaries ,
Beneficiary Designations ,
Estate Planning ,
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Trusts ,
Wills
As the holiday season approaches, people are thinking about giving to charitable organizations. As a donor, you can be both philanthropic and tax-efficient in your charitable giving.
Estate Planning -
One way to give is...more
11/25/2020
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Capital Gains Tax ,
Charitable Deductions ,
Charitable Donations ,
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Estate Planning ,
Estate Tax ,
Gifts ,
Income Taxes ,
Individual Retirement Account (IRA) ,
IRA Rollovers ,
Required Minimum Distributions ,
Tax Deductions ,
Tax Planning ,
Trusts ,
Wills ,
Year-End Tax Planning
Estate planning is about formalizing your intentions for what will happen when you pass away. For those in a second marriage with children from a prior relationship, it is even more important to spell out your intentions and...more