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What Should I Do About My Parents’ Debt?

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Managing your finances is a complicated endeavor with a lot of independently moving parts. You may have children to support, day to day bills to cover, debts to pay off and a retirement to plan. And, to throw even more into the mix, you may come to a point where you need to intervene in […]

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Do I Need A Prenuptial Agreement (Prenup)?

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“A prenup is for people who can’t or won’t commit.” “It’s like rooting against your own marriage.” When hearing the mention of the word prenup, most people express serious reservations about getting one. While it is true not everyone needs a prenup; there are important benefits–financial and otherwise–to signing a prenup before marriage. Once you […]

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What Happens If I Die Without Creating A Will?

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If you’ve not yet created a will, it’s probably because you aren’t wanting to think about death. Or perhaps you’re procrastinating or don’t think you need one. Unless you have no assets, possessions, or children, or you don’t care what happens with everything you own after you die – there’s a good chance you’ll want […]

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What Should People Know If Something Bad Happens To Me?

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You’ve heard the saying, “hope for the best but prepare for the worst” and maybe you’ve taken it to heart. You’re getting ready to buy life insurance and researching disability insurance. And perhaps you’ve even written down some information on ‘in case of emergency documents’. But that’s all you’ve managed to do in terms of […]

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What Is Umbrella Insurance And Who Really Needs It?

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You’ve worked to ensure all of your financial bases are covered. Homeowner/renters insurance – check. Car insurance – check. Health insurance – check. And now someone is telling you that your umbrella has to be insured? Despite the odd name, umbrella insurance covers more than the damage an actual umbrella could do. On a rainy […]

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Do I Need A Living Trust?

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While it’s sometimes thought that trusts are only for the wealthy, a living trust can be useful and serve as a practical tool for the rest of us, too. But what is a living trust? And how do you know if you need a living trust as part of your estate plan? Generally, estate planning […]

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What Is The Best Life Insurance To Buy, Term Or Whole?

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According to a 2016 life insurance study conducted by LIRMA, 86% of consumers agreed that most people need life insurance. American consumers clearly see the need, but that doesn’t mean everyone is making the purchase. We get it. Life insurance is not a fun topic. The thought of it might make your eyelids heavy or […]

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Why Is Having A Power of Attorney Document So Important?

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Power of attorney documents (POAs) are legal papers in which an individual (the principal) designates another person (the agent or attorney-in-fact) to act on their behalf and make decisions on certain matters (a specific financial transaction for example) or on all matters. POAs may be limiting in actions and duration, or be all-encompassing and lifelong. They are […]

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Estate Planning

What Should I Do About My Parents’ Debt?

Do I Need A Prenuptial Agreement (Prenup)?

What Happens If I Die Without Creating A Will?

What Should People Know If Something Bad Happens To Me?

What Is Umbrella Insurance And Who Really Needs It?

Do I Need A Living Trust?

What Is The Best Life Insurance To Buy, Term Or Whole?

Why Is Having A Power of Attorney Document So Important?

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