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The Poster Child for Inherited IRA Disasters (Florida)

IRAs are great for saving for retirement. However, when it comes to inheritance, the rules are complex and advice is often flawed. Here’s the hard truth: the rules concerning distribution of IRAs as part of inheritance are complex and inflexible.…

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How Charitable Giving Works for Estate Plans Today

Philanthropically-minded families have long made charitable giving part of their estate plan. While the tax benefits were always a plus, giving was more about creating a legacy than getting a tax break. As the discussion in Washington concerning repealing the…

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Common Concerns in Estate Planning

There are certain questions that every estate planning attorney knows will be asked the first time they sit down with clients. Understanding them makes the process easier. Probate is one of a handful of questions that are routinely asked by…

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What Happens When You Die with Debt?

Certain kinds of debt die with you, but others will have a big impact on your heirs. If you know the difference, you’ll know what steps to take. Many Americans have unpaid debts when they die. A study reported by…

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What to Consider When Deciding on Beneficiaries

Careful thought and planning is needed before naming beneficiaries to your accounts. Like choosing an executor for your estate, the choices of beneficiaries can have far-reaching consequences. Many of your financial assets allow you to name beneficiaries, including life insurance…

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Why Start College Savings a Generation in Advance?

Mighty oaks grow from little acorns, and a 529 you start for your someday-grandchild will also grow mighty with the benefit of decades. It sounds a little extreme, but when you think about the power of compounding returns, starting a…

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