by Monica Mendoza Published: November 4,2011
Tags: Banking & Finance, Estate Planning, will
Death is the one certainty. But, planning for it is uncomfortable and can be complicated, especially when blended families, multiple marriages and changing estate and probate laws are a factor. The complications could be the reason behind why so few Americans have wills. Only 35 percent have wills and 29 percent have set up power [...] [...]
by Rebecca Tonn Published: January 22,2010
At first glance, not having an estate tax may seem innocuous — but it’s not. Although the House of Representatives passed legislation Dec. 2 to extend the $3.5 million lifetime exemption, no action was taken by the Senate before it adjourned at the end of 2009. The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of [...] [...]
by Contributing Writer Published: May 22,2009
Tags: economy, Estate Planning
By Michael E. McDevitt Does anyone reading this not know that our economy is suffering? I didn’t think so. More importantly, is anyone not aware that their personal investments are also suffering? Probably not. No area of our economy has been excluded from the recent suffering – real estate, the stock market, privately held businesses, [...] [...]
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