WCP's recent post, "4 tips for dealing with the emotional side of estate sale planning," offers some helpful ways to stay strong and make wise
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Six Titles Not in the Prince Songbook: Estate Planning Documents
Forbes' article, "Prince and Estate Planning: What We Can Learn from the Late Musician's Financial Picture," reminds us that you don't have to be a
Yes, We Know: Prince Didn’t Have a Will
By now you've seen and heard the news of the musician's sudden death. You also now are aware that the Minnesotan failed to take time
Even Supreme Court Justices Need Estate Planning
Chief Justice Warren Burger died in 1995 and after the terms of the will were uncovered, its terms incurred ridicule for his failure to save
What is Michael Jackson Worth Today? It Depends Who You Ask
Since his death in 2009 at age 50, Jackson has experienced a commercial rebirth—thanks to the sharp executors who have managed his assets. The documentary
Military Families Need Estate Planning
Many military families—particularly young families—need financial and estate planning advice. With the risks of going into a wartime situation or the potential for a training
The Value of The Purple One’s Estate Could Make His Heirs—and the IRS—Delirious
The death of the musician Prince has started the clock on when the IRS will take a big chunk out of the star's estate. But
To Millennials, Money Doesn’t Equal Love
About 70% of baby boomers see a gift of money as an expression of love, according to the results of a recent survey. This may
Financial Planning Help for Single Parents
The Parent Herald gives us five financial planning tips for single parents that will protect them and their families in its recent article, "5 Financial
What Happens to Your House When You Die?
No home buyers go to the closing thinking about what happens if they die before their mortgage gets paid off, says The Wall Street Journal
Estate Planning Ideas to Help Business Succession
The Huffington Post says in "5 Things Estate Planning Can Do for You and Your Business," that co-owners, family members, and ex-spouses can suddenly come
Newly Discovered Cash in Estate Must be Reported…or Else
If you find your late mom's safe had $100,000 but never added it to her assets, you need to report it, no matter how tempting