It’s all so convenient. You go to the gas station, insert your debit card into the reader at the pump, fill up your car, and you’re on your way. Or when you need some pocket money, you simply go to the nearest ATM, swipe your card, take your cash and go.
Study Highlights 5 Biggest Financial Concerns of Americans Post Pandemic
A recent research study dove into what is most important and at the top of the priority list for Americans following two years of the pandemic. Most people are more aware of their financial needs and risks in light of all the changes that took place in th
Creating an Elder Law Plan to Avoid Exploitation
Unfortunately, the elderly are often targeted for financial exploitation schemes due to their substantial savings and the perception that some of them may be suffering from advanced cognitive issues. In these circumstances, it is best to be proactive by e
No Matter the Size of Your Estate, Estate Planning is Worth Every Penny
One of the most common reasons for people to skip estate planning is because they think it doesn’t pertain to them. With limited assets, you might assume that it doesn’t create that much of a problem when you pass away. Knowing what factors into your
Women Breadwinners Can’t Afford to Neglect Financial Planning
The past several decades have seen significant areas of improvement for women and financial planning. First of all, women are increasingly choosing not to get married and are increasingly serving as the primary breadwinner in plenty of households. This ra
End of Life Issues to Remember As You Create Your Estate Plan
Your estate plan and your elder law plan should think about all of the different issues that might affect you as you approach your older years. There is definitely no easy way to start discussing some of the complicated issues around end of life concerns