It’s something parents shudder to think about: a will. That’s probably why more than half of Americans with children do not have a legal will.
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Silly Questions? Not When It Comes to Your Will / York, PA
What’s the Death Tax? / York, PA
State and federal estate and inheritance tax rates are what drive most people’s estate plans, but now that tax rates are falling and exemptions are
Alternatives to a Reverse Mortgage / York, PA
If you’re 62 or older, you may be able to convert the equity in your home into cash with a reverse mortgage. This loan lets
A Real Life Case of When There’s No Will / York, PA
The legal dispute surrounding the roughly $200 million estate of the late Charlotte developer Henry Faison has been resolved, with his company winning forgiveness of
End of the Year Planning Starts Now / York, PA
As we approach the final months of 2014, it’s once again time to consider year-end tax, estate, and financial planning issues. A recent article in
Why Do You Need a Will? / York, PA
This article gives the example of a businessman who had named his son as the nominee in all his investments. Since the son was managing
A Discussion about Trustees / York, PA
Selecting the executor of your estate or a trustee is one of the most important decisions in estate planning. A recent Investing Daily article, titled
Alzheimer’s and Planning for the Future / York, PA
More than 5 million people live with Alzheimer's, and that number, absent a medical breakthrough, could reach 16 million by mid-century. Medical research confirms one
IRAs and The Supreme Court / York, PA
When is an individual retirement account not a retirement account? When the Supreme Court says so. In a unanimous decision in June, the Supreme Court
Don’t Forget the Cranberries … or the Estate Planning! / York, PA
Thanksgiving weekend is a time to reflect, visit family, and of course, eat your fair share of pie. And while we may be thankful for
Are You a Do-It-Yourselfer? Don’t Tackle This Project Alone / York, PA
The Internet is a wonderful tool for so many areas of life. However, drafting legal documents is not necessarily one of them. While it may
Now That’s Awkward!
An awkward part of estate planning is telling your kids how much — or how little — they'll get. Here's how a financial planner can