With dementia cases in the United States estimated to double by 2060, a diagnosis is something that more and more families will face.
Consider the following 12 estate planning gifts, each one a practical step you can take to protect your loved ones and plan for your future.
As today’s modern families evolve and become more diverse, so too must the estate planning strategies that protect them.
We all have those nagging to-do items that never seem to make it to the top of our list, even though we know how important they are. Studies show that creating an estate plan is likely one of those tasks on your list.
The number of Americans who are 100 years old or older has nearly tripled over the past three decades and is expected to quadruple over the next 30 years. That means we need to plan for a longer life (and legacy).
There are unique challenges of blending families and those challenges extend beyond trying to get along as “one big happy family” and into financial and legal realms.
National 401(k) Day is an ideal opportunity to take stock and ensure that your plans keep pace with your expectations – for both yourself and your loved ones.
Regis Philbin left behind an estate worth approximately $150 million that was likely divided between his wife, Joy, and children.
George Foreman lived a rags-to-riches tale: Olympic gold medalist, heavyweight boxing champion, ordained minister, global pitchman, and father to a dozen children.
You have put together the basics of your estate plan, but something seems to be missing—that last little sweet detail that ties it all together.