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.

How to Blow An Interview in Less Than 10 Seconds! Top 5 Interview Dress Mistakes

By Guest Author | July 16, 2010

You may think it difficult to blow an interview in less than ten seconds, but believe me…many people do! You can blow your credibility in an instant by not looking the part for an interview. After several years of interviewing and recruiting young professionals, I have noticed several dress mistakes that men and women make over and over. Please be sure to read these carefully and do not make the same mistake yourself!

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What is Section 179 Depreciation?

By Guest Author | July 13, 2010

if you’d like to get some big bucks back from some major business expenses this year, you should elect to file the 179 deduction, because this will not automatically be done for you.

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Stock Trading Education: A Primer For the New Investor

By Guest Author | July 13, 2010

The stock market could very well be scary for any new investor. There are lots of difficulties and puzzling terms that may lead to difficulties (not to mention reduction of capital) for anyone trying to obtain stock trading education. So….what should an individual do to safeguard themselves while studying the basics of the market?

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Simple Credit Repair Guide

By Guest Author | July 12, 2010

If you have just been turned down by a lender for any kind of loan because of your credit profile, you are probably wondering what to do next.

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Do You Use an Online Shopping Directory When You Buy?

By Guest Author | July 12, 2010

75 percent of Americans like to save money and time by shopping online… Online shopping is more convenient, Saves time, Comparison shopping is quick and easy…

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Savings Account Interest Rates

By Guest Author | July 10, 2010

Many banks, whether they are online or local, now offer high APR savings accounts. The point of these accounts is to give you place to set aside money and see it grow. You should put money in a savings account in order to work toward something, such as a vacation or just to provide an […]

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Money Management Techniques That Will Help You

By Guest Author | July 9, 2010

Life is hard at the best of times but it is doubly difficult to make ends meet at the present time. What with the credit crunch, the downturn in the global economies and job cuts in almost all the industries. We all want to live the life of our dreams by having a better house to live in, drive the car of our dreams and pay our bills without having concerns about our bank balance at the end of the month. Most of these things are possible with changing our lifestyle and better money management. All of this is achievable with proper budgeting advice.

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What You Should Know When Getting a Mortgage

By Guest Author | July 9, 2010

Mortgage lenders are usually very keen on reminding potential clients about all the conditions and terms of a home loan. However, there will still be some cases when important information are left out…

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Loans

By Tim McMahon | July 2, 2010

What you need to know about loans.

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Investing on a Fixed Income

By Guest Author | July 2, 2010

In order to invest you must first have money to invest and this requires savings. Depending on your situation, your disability may have eaten up your savings or you may have none at all. It is harder to save on a fixed income but it is not impossible…

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The Jars Method of Budgeting

By Lisa McMahon | July 2, 2010

The key to financial freedom is to have more income than expenses. But even better than “earned income” is “Passive income”. Using the “jars” system will help you get organized and begin saving and investing in order to develop that passive income.

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Movies

By Lisa McMahon | July 2, 2010

Family friendly films about money and success

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