Estate Planning- Trusts

Key Considerations for Smooth Wealth Transfer Planning

Key Considerations for Smooth Wealth Transfer Planning. Components of a robust estate plan include a will, trusts, a power of attorney, and healthcare directives. A will specifies how your assets should be distributed upon your death. Trusts, which hold and manage assets on behalf of beneficiaries, can be tailored to meet specific needs, such as reducing estate taxes or providing for minor children. A power of attorney grants someone the authority to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf if you become incapacitated, while healthcare directives outline your medical treatment preferences.

Balance Sheet Health for Your Small Business

By Guest Author | August 3, 2010

Time for a gut check, how is your business, are you working on your business or in your business, or is your business working you? Let’s be honest now, it’s just you and your soul. Are sales slow now for a couple months maybe longer? Do you have what it takes to weather the storm? […]

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What is Financial English?

By Guest Author | August 3, 2010

English is the international language of business and used increasingly around the world, especially within the finance sector.  So how did English become the language of international finance? British colonialism led to the spread of the English language throughout Asia and Africa where it became the language of education and governance.  As the British colonies […]

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What is a Credit Card Balance Fee?

By Guest Author | August 3, 2010

Balance transfers are one of the most sophisticated ways of saving money on a credit card.  They do come with a number of catches that have to be borne in mind and these include balance transfer fees. A balance transfer offer is when it is possible to get a lower interest rate on the balance […]

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The Year of the Roth

By Guest Author | July 31, 2010

By Terry Coxon, Casey Research Until 2010 arrived, you couldn’t have a Roth IRA if your income exceeded certain limits. That restriction is gone. Now anyone with a traditional IRA can convert it to a Roth. But should you? Background Roth or traditional, the central advantage of an IRA is tax deferral. Earnings accumulate and […]

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It is Possible to Start a Profitable Company During a Recession

By Lisa McMahon | July 28, 2010

We may be in a pretty bad recession right now and have many questions as to the future. Questions that arise include: Can A Business be successful in this Recession? Is this a Good time to Start a Business? Should you be looking for business capital in this Recession? The simple answer is YES! (And […]

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Comparing Life Insurance Policy Strategies

By Guest Author | July 23, 2010

Comparing life insurance quotes takes a bit of time but you will get used to it in no time. Here are the factors to help you save on Life Insurance : 1st: Out of all the life insurance quotes available choose a life insurance company with a solid credit rating . When purchasing life insurance […]

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Get Term Insurance And Save Money

By Guest Author | July 23, 2010

Having Life Insurance is paramount to protecting your family if something every happened to you (the income provider). Your next task is to find Cheap Life Insurance Rates . Here is how to save big on your Life Insurance Premium Quote: Do not buy No Exam Term Life insurance Over the last few year this the […]

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Transactions In A Free Market Economy

By Guest Author | July 23, 2010

If you’ve taken any sort of economics course, you’ve likely heard the phrase mutually beneficial voluntary transactions. But you don’t need a degree in economics to understand what they are. Essentially they are the foundation of a free market economy. They are what makes the world go ’round. A concrete example will do most of […]

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Tips for Saving on the Grocery Bills

By Guest Author | July 19, 2010

Food and other necessities like cleaning materials have to be bought, and the grocery bills can stack up when you are looking after a family. But there are ways that you can buy the same cart full of items and spend a lot less money. It takes a little work and a little determination. Read […]

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INVESTMENT PLANNING: Alternative Investment Broker Can Save Your IRA, 401k

By Guest Author | July 19, 2010

Henry Ford said “Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black.” Does it feel like Henry designed your 401(k)? You can put your money anywhere you want as long as it’s in one of these funds. Even if you have a choice of 3,000 funds, your […]

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Does Debt Consolidation Damage Your Credit Score

By Guest Author | July 19, 2010

Are you having trouble every month paying the bills? If so, you will have to get out one way or another. Your debt needs to be managed and you have to seize control. The fastest way to do this is by debt consolidation. Lenen doorlopend krediet explains how the Dutch solve this. Will your credit […]

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Why Work if You Don’t Have To?

By Guest Author | July 16, 2010

Ideally, your work should allow you to take the best of what’s in you and express it to the world. It should give your life dignity and meaning, whether you’re writing software, fixing teeth, or just raising happy, productive kids. No matter how you spend your days, you have a clear choice. You can think of your work entirely in terms of responsibilities and obligations. Or you can view it as a contest, a challenge, an opportunity. Because if you don’t enjoy what you’re doing, there’s little chance your work will please or impress anyone else.

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