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Should You Include a Prepaid Funeral Plan as Part of Your Estate Plan?

June 18, 2020
by SM_Admin with No Comment Estate Planning

Financial conversations need to happen when you have recently gotten engaged and are planning ahead for your wedding. While the wedding is certainly the big …

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Why Newly Married Couples Need to Discuss Their Retirement Plans

May 26, 2020
by SM_Admin with No Comment Estate PlanningRetirement Planning

Financial conversations need to happen when you have recently gotten engaged and are planning ahead for your wedding. While the wedding is certainly the big …

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Which Estate Planning Documents Should I Review Again in the Midst of the Pandemic?

May 19, 2020
by SM_Admin with No Comment Estate Planning

The coronavirus pandemic has caused many people to think differently about their estate plan. Plenty of people have contacted estate planning lawyers to set …

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What Does It Mean to Protect A Principal’s Assets Under A Financial Power of Attorney?

May 12, 2020
by SM_Admin with No Comment Estate Planning

As an agent under a financial power of attorney, you have a critical role to play when it comes to inventorying and protecting a principal’s assets. One of t…

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Don’t Make This Critical Estate Planning Mistake

May 6, 2020
by SM_Admin with No Comment Estate Planning

You might assume that an estate plan is a set of documents that can generally be applied to the situations of every person and family. In fact, some estate p…

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When Should You Start Taking Social Security Benefits?

December 12, 2018
by SM_Admin with No Comment Retirement Planning

Most advisors recommend waiting as long as possible to begin collecting Social Security benefits. Suze Orman, a contributor to AARP Magazine, makes a strong …

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The Rules Have Changed

VA Pension Benefits are Harder to Get

December 4, 2018
by SM_Admin with No Comment Veterans Benefits

The VA Aid and Attendance Pension Benefit provides eligible veterans with tax-free income. This benefit also extends to surviving spouses of eligible veter…

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Managing a Medicaid crisis

Managing a Medicaid Crisis

November 27, 2018
by SM_Admin with No Comment Estate Planning

Costs of Long-Term Care In the United States, the median monthly cost of a semi-private room in a nursing home is currently more than $7,400. The cost of a p…

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The 10 Biggest Veterans Benefits Planning Mistakes

The 10 Biggest Veterans Benefits Planning Mistakes

October 31, 2018
by SM_Admin with No Comment Veterans Benefits

1. Assuming you don’t qualify for benefits. Millions of veterans and their families are eligible for benefits but do not receive them, simply because they do…

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3 reasons you should avoid probate

3 Reasons You Should Avoid Probate

October 3, 2018
by SM_Admin with No Comment Estate Planning

Probate court is an esoteric institution to be avoided at all costs. WHY ? Because it is one of the most misunderstood proceedings of the law. Reason 1: Pro…

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