So recently, President Biden’s COVID-19 relief bill has been making rounds on media, and people are curious whether it would affect their retirement plan in any way. Well, it would. The tax changes are crucial and, at the same time, too vast to cover. However, we have compiled the most significant ones from President Biden’s […]
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Numerous estate planning myths have been doing rounds on social media and real-life meetings. These can be harmless or dangerous. Regardless, here are some of the most common estate planning myths that you probably believe in. Let me burst them for you. #1 Estate Planning is not Necessary One of the major estate planning myths
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Most people on the internet generally have a Google account but are unaware of how they can actually manage them for estate planning. If you have a Google account, this is the perfect opportunity to navigate through the process as part of your estate plan. We would be reviewing some crucial details to get you
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People getting into second marriages face numerous challenges, especially the need to balance the wellbeing of their second spouse and their children from the first marriage. The right estate planning for second marriages can assist in tackling such issues. If you are going through this phase in life, here are four pieces of advice you
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This is the case initiated by a brother and a sister about the estate of their father. The son was hoping whether the court reforms their father’s estate according to the Texas Estates Code Section 255.451(a)(3). The section basically lets the courts modify a bill to rectify the “scrivener’s error” in the clauses of the
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The importance of handing over the power of attorney has risen, especially in the recent times of the pandemic. Specifically, senior citizens are struggling with managing their health and resources. This is where the power of attorney steps in. In the time when the nursing home facilities need quick and durable responses to the crisis,
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Bill Gates got divorced, and the news has got people talking about the process of divorce and how the various aspects of life vary with it. One thing is for sure; people got to reshape their plans for the future as they navigate through the new journey of their life. Did you know that divorce
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Your estate planning advisor needs to know the crucial details about your case to formulate the best possible estate plan. Also, you ought to be straight away honest with your advisor. If you’re not honest with your estate planning advisor, you will have to face some serious complications or can even make the advisor start
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Future estate plans are expected to be inspired greatly by electronic wills. More and more people are lately getting interested in electronic wills, especially after the passing of the Uniform Electronic Wills Act by the Uniform Law Commission. So, if you are also interested in electronic wills and wonder whether it is a good idea
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If estate planning is still on your ‘to-do’ list, now is the time to get it done. With the spike in coronavirus cases, the importance of estate planning has risen. Even though the vaccines have made their way into many countries, it is still a long way to go until everyone gets vaccinated. In such
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