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Estate planning tips for newlyweds
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Last Modified on Jul 08, 2024

Estate planning is a crucial step for newlyweds to ensure that their financial future is secure and that their wishes are respected in the event of unforeseen circumstances. While it may not be the most romantic topic, having a comprehensive…

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Why don’t you have an estate plan?
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Last Modified on Jun 14, 2024

If you haven’t written an estate plan, rest assured that you’re not the only one. This is the norm in the United States, where two-thirds of all Americans don’t have a plan. That being said, it is very risky not…

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3 steps to take if you wish to disinherit someone
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Last Modified on May 30, 2024

California allows you to distribute your assets as you please when you die. You are not obligated to leave someone something just because of your relationship with them. While disinheriting people is relatively rare, you may have good reason to…

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4 kinds of trusts to protect your interests
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Last Modified on May 13, 2024

A will only protects your assets so far. With just a will, your estate could be taxed or challenged and the distribution process could be delayed with probate. You may find that a trust will benefit you more. A trust…

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Your estate planning checklist
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Last Modified on Apr 29, 2024

Are you trying to get started with your estate plan? A will, trust and other legal documents can help you organize and instruct how your assets are managed after you pass away. While the main focus of estate planning is…

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Can I make a beneficiary use their inheritance in a certain way?
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Last Modified on Apr 17, 2024

When you pass away, you will leave an inheritance to the beneficiaries named in your estate plan. This could include your spouse or your children, but you can pick any beneficiaries that you would like. Many people will have an…

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