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A revocable trust has many benefits over a will. Even if you choose to have a will along with a trust, the trust still gives you additional protections that help keep your estate safe. Revocable trusts give you more control over the future of your estate. You can make...
If you have a pet, there may come a point when you wonder what will happen to it in the event of your death. While you are not required by law to create a pet trust, this is something that can bring many benefits to your life. Above all else, it will give you peace of...
The new federal tax law brought on a number of changes, some of which could impact your future plans for your estate. It's important to update your estate plan periodically, especially after major new laws are passed. For instance, the law addresses estate taxes,...
As you create an estate plan, it's only natural to consider the future well-being of your loved ones. At some point, you may realize that special needs planning is a process you need to tackle. Here's something to think about: Approximately 58 million people in the...
While a charitable trust isn't the right estate planning tool for everyone, it's something you should at least consider. As you learn more about the benefits, you may come to find that it's something you can work into your estate plan. Here are some of the benefits...
It is all too easy to think about your estate plan as just creating a will and letting it be. There is much more to getting the estate plan together than just naming off your heirs and what they are going to get. There are few things that your estate plan has to...
