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End-of-Life Planning for Families and Seniors: How to Start the Conversation
End-of-life planning is a difficult topic for many families to discuss. Millennial parents may be hesitant to have the conversation with their loved ones, because it’s hard to envision a life without...
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While illness and death are both facts of life, we’re not always prepared for the financial burden caused by tragedy. Thankfully, the interconnectivity of the internet has presented a solution to what...
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If you are the policyholder or the beneficiary in a life insurance policy, you’ve probably at one point have asked, Do I have to pay taxes on my life insurance? Those words alone can easily make your...
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The Ultimate Estate Planning Guide: Leaving Your Home to Your Children
Any parent will admit that raising kids is no easy task: From helping your children with their school work to planning dinner each day of the week, your schedule is packed! With all the hustle and...
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We’ve all heard of — or, unfortunately, witnessed — the family drama and blood feuds that spark up after a loved one has moved on. If your grandmother promised you a family heirloom but your cousin...
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How to Leave a Lasting Legacy
What does it mean to leave a legacy? In simple terms, a legacy is passed from one generation to the next and often refers to gifts of money or property. However, leaving a personal legacy involves more...
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End of Life Conversation Starters for Newlyweds
As newlyweds, you’ve tackled the hard part of planning a wedding, but what’s next for you two? It’s now time to plan what you want your life to look like together, whether it’s starting a family or...
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Estate Planning for Millennials: Your Ultimate Guide
Nearly everyone’s heard of an estate plan or will, yet only 40% of people have a will or living trust. While many think of estate plans as something you need later in life, every adult should strive to...
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