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College is extremely expensive for most families. When tuition, room, board, books and other miscellaneous expenses are all added in the total cost of a

After someone passes away different types of debts are handled differently. As Americans continue to accumulate credit card debt, it is important to know how

Revocable living trusts solve many common estate planning problems. As such they continue to be extremely popular. However, not everyone needs to get a revocable

Estate planning is often seen as something that middle-aged and older people do as they begin to plan how their assets will be distributed after

Family Limited Partnerships have become a popular vehicle to preserve family businesses as part of an estate plan. They provide a way to maintain control

When most of us pass away, our estates will not see a sudden growth in wealth. However, sometimes when celebrities pass away, a spike in

Determining what to do with your physical property after you pass away can sometimes be difficult. However, it is nowhere near as difficult as deciding

The specifics don’t matter: where inheritance is concerned, both in terms of monetary value and sentimental value, emotions can run high – and the fallout

For many single or childless individuals, the question of how to distribute their worldly wealth after they die is wide-open and complicated. A charity? Alma

What is the $5 million federal estate-tax exclusion, and how does it work? You deal with taxes every year (technically at every time you open

Retiring to another country can be a very attractive option. Lower cost of living and health care expenses along with exotic locales and temperate climates

Got a plan? Whether you’re single or married, divorced or widowed, a parent or not, you need an estate plan. That’s true for men and