You may have spent decades building up your sports memorabilia collection. Maybe you have some rare cards and autographed pictures that have steadily gained value over the years, and now they are worth a significant amount of money. But are you protecting them in your estate plan?
The proceeds from your life insurance policy can benefit your loved ones in many ways, from paying off your outstanding debts to providing supplemental income for your spouse and children to covering funeral and burial expenses.
The proceeds from your life insurance policy can benefit your loved ones in many ways, from paying off your outstanding debts to providing supplemental income for your spouse and children to covering funeral and burial expenses.
A vacation property can be one of the most valuable things you can pass down to your loved ones, from both a sentimental and financial standpoint.
According to a new study from LIMRA and Life Happens, two nonprofit industry trade associations, a record-high number of American adults — approximately 102 million — either do not have life insurance or do not have enough coverage.
There are real-life lessons to learn from Lucille Ball, including from a lesser-known episode involving her daughter and her widower’s second wife that provides important estate planning lessons about remarriage.
Too little estate planning can put your heirs in a bind and tie up your estate in time-consuming and costly probate litigation.
Gloria Vanderbilt was herself the beneficiary of a trust fund worth an estimated $2.5–$5 million in 1925, or around $35–$70 million today.
If you have significant wealth, things like estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer (GST) taxes need to be discussed – and how they can impact your taxes.
Consider how the generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax could affect wealth transfer to your grandchildren and great-grandchildren.