Potential changes in the law and the economy can threaten to render strategic opportunities in estate planning much less valuable years down the line. For any keen financial planner, it may be prudent to consider a 100-year estate plan forREAD MORE
The purchase of a home or other property is typically one of the most important milestones in a person’s life. As a homeowner or property owner, you do not want to leave such valuable possessions in the hands of theREAD MORE
Average income by age matters for several reasons. It provides a benchmark for assessing your career progress – whether you are lagging behind, keeping pace, or ahead of your peers – and helps forecast future salary expectations. Most important, itREAD MORE
Ideally, when the time comes to meet your fate it happens peacefully with your estate in order. In reality, life can unexpectedly be cut short before you formally start estate planning. Estate planning is the process of organizing and arrangingREAD MORE
Whether you’re reaching retirement age, or are already enjoying retired life, it’s never too late to think about the future. That’s why estate planning at 70 is just as crucial as ever. By planning ahead for end-of-life care, you canREAD MORE
Every estate plan is a reflection of your life and the legacy you wish to leave behind. Although for some, knowing when to start estate planning and taking the first steps is difficult. In fact, many retirees lack a simpleREAD MORE
When we think of estate planning, we often picture later-in-life individuals setting up wills or trusts to secure their children’s future, manage substantial assets, or prepare for retirement. Traditionally, it’s not something college graduates just starting out in the realREAD MORE
When it comes to estate planning, Do-It-Yourself (DIY) tools like online platforms and smartphone apps seem to offer it all — convenience, flexibility, and affordability. However, these tools often come with DIY estate planning risks that can cause plans toREAD MORE
Turning 50 and don’t have an estate plan? Don’t worry, you are not alone. According to Caring.com’s 2024 Wills Survey, only 32% of all Americans have a will and estate planning documents. However, as you enter your 50s, estate planningREAD MORE
When people think of estate planning, they often imagine preparing for the end of life. Yet comprehensive estate management is important for anyone at any age, whether in their 20s, 30s, or beyond. For those 40 years old, however, estateREAD MORE