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Do Surviving Spouses Have Rights to a 401(k) or an IRA?

With terms like “affordability crisis” and a “K-shaped” economy dominating economic headlines amid rising geopolitical tensions, there’s an underreported bright spot buried beneath the pessimistic news: Total U.S. retirement assets, including money saved in 401(k)s and individual retirement accounts (IRAs),…

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Why Estate Planning Is the Answer to Economic Uncertainty

If there’s one word that best summarizes the current economy, it’s uncertainty. Open a newspaper, scroll through financial headlines, or listen to earnings calls, and the same theme keeps surfacing. Uncertainty has become the new normal — and it shows…

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Older adults enjoying outdoor activity and healthy aging lifestyle

A New Peak: Older Adult Outdoor Activity Rates Climb

Americans want to live longer, healthier lives, but here’s the problem: while we’re living more years overall, many of those extra years are spent dealing with long-term illness and physical decline. One scientifically backed way to improve overall health and…

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Benjamin Franklin estate planning lessons for protecting family legacy

Benjamin Franklin’s Estate Planning Lessons

Benjamin Franklin was many things: a Founding Father, writer, scientist, inventor, diplomat, printer, publisher, businessman, and political theorist. Yet one of his more impressive legacies — Franklin the philanthropist — is often overlooked. The man who gave us bifocals, the…

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Why and How to Change an Irrevocable Trust

Many people create revocable living trusts as part of their estate plan to manage their accounts and property smoothly, avoid the court process known as probate, and make life easier for their loved ones. While the grantor (the person who…

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Parents discussing estate planning and trusts to protect their family’s legacy

A Creative Way to Craft Your Estate Planning Legacy

The superrich call them “trust reveals” — meticulously planned events where the next generation learns who inherits the ski lodge … or the money needed to buy and board horses. According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal,…

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What Is the Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax?

The estate tax gets many headlines and was a focal point in recent negotiations over President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). But if you plan to leave property to a grandchild, there’s another tax you should know about…

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Family reviewing home buying options while planning for affordability in today’s housing market

Planning for Low Affordability: Strategies for Homebuyers

Many terms have been used to describe the intergenerational wealth shift expected as baby boomers, the richest generation in history, reach the end of their lives and pass on the fortunes they’ve accumulated over decades of rising home values, stock…

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