Did you know that 33 million Americans age 65 and over are considered “uninsured”? This number is alarming, especially since seniors tend to be at a higher risk of developing serious illnesses and hospitalization. Without insurance, this could end up costing them thousands in medical bills. Thankfully, there are many affordable healthcare coverage plans specifically…
Thinking about retiring soon? If so, you’ll want to take the necessary steps now to protect your assets and avoid potential pitfalls in the future. Planning for retirement includes thinking about things like establishing a will, estate plans, and trust documents. However, it also means thinking about more personal matters like divorce. Unfortunately, getting divorced…
A living trust and a living will are estate planning documents with different functions. While a living trust is used to manage your property after you pass away, a Living Will lets you express how you want to be cared for if you become unable to make those decisions for yourself. A Living Will…
A living will is a legal document that outlines end-of-life medical care instructions. It’s commonly referred to as an advance directive or directive to physicians, and it’s a critical component of estate planning for anyone with young children, elderly parents, special needs trust beneficiaries, or anyone else who may one day need to appoint someone…
A will is one of the most important documents you can create to plan for your future. It outlines how you want your assets distributed at death, names a guardian for any minor children you might have, and provides instructions for how to handle end-of-life care. But what if you’re not old or wealthy enough…
