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.
Marriage Finances

Why You Should Discuss Finances Before Saying I Do

By Guest Author | November 2, 2011

Getting married is a time of joy for any couple. The thought of living the rest of your life with your best friend is normally all-consuming during the wedding planning time, and any other additional thoughts are placed on the wedding planning itself. There are reservations to be booked, dresses to be bought, and table […]

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Pumping Gas

5 Simple Tips on Saving Gas Money

By Guest Author | October 25, 2011

With retail gas prices increasing at an alarming rate plus today’s tough economy, saving money on gas just makes sense. The high cost of gasoline nowadays not only affects car owners; the higher cost of transportation actually affects almost every American consumer. Tip 1: Keep Your Car Properly Maintained Keeping your car properly maintained is a […]

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Tips to Keep Your Electric Bill Within Budget

By Guest Author | October 21, 2011

Are your electricity bills killing your monthly budget? After your mortgage or rent, electricity and car expenses are the next major expenses. Don’t let your electricity bills shoot through the roof, take immediate action before it is too late. So the question arises what can you do to put a leash on your utility bill? Here are a few […]

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US Currency Federal Reserve

The Frugal Guide to Building Wealth

By Guest Author | October 19, 2011

So you want to build up some savings and family wealth? There’s nothing wrong with that.  It’s only the love of money that’s the root of all evil. The often misquoted verse is located in 1 Timothy 6:10. “For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they […]

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Funeral

A Step-By-Step Guide to Managing a Deceased Loved One’s Estate

By Guest Author | October 18, 2011

The death of a loved one is a trying time.  There are a lot of things that need to be done once the funeral arrangements have been made and the guests have paid their respects. Here is a list of items that will help you get started in knowing what lies ahead in order to […]

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Winning Money Management Skills

How To Develop Winning Money Management Skills

By Guest Author | October 14, 2011

Better Money Management Skills by Benard Solomon Is it true that once you have a certain level of money your future income is guaranteed? Unfortunately, it is not certain. The life stories and habits of the wealthy doesn’t support the popular belief that the more you earn, the rosier your life will become. If a […]

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Slow Cooker

6 Ways a Slow Cooker Can Save You Money

By Guest Author | October 12, 2011

I’ve always loved autumn. It might sound cliché but there is something special about evenings by the fire and the way nature gives us a fantastic show of colour.In addition to being a great excuse for drinking plenty of hot chocolate and curling up on the sofa to watch a movie, autumn is a great season […]

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Mortgage

Is Financing Your Child’s Mortgage Right for Your Family?

By Guest Author | October 10, 2011

Having children requires a considerable financial investment. It calls for clothes to be bought, education costs to be paid, and years of doctor’s appointments to cover, and that doesn’t even include the cost of the latest iPad or camera phone. But what if your child is 30 years old, and hasn’t lived under your roof […]

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Life Insurance

Term or Whole Life Insurance- Whats The Right Option for You?

By Guest Author | October 10, 2011

The main thing to keep in mind when thinking about what type of life insurance you should buy is to first determine why you are buying the insurance in the first place. There are many reasons why you need life insurance. Some of these reasons can include the following: Final costs including funeral and debts. Mortgage […]

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10 Ways To Ensure Online Credit Card Security

By Guest Author | October 6, 2011

Shopping has never been this convenient… with the Internet boom and just a few mouse clicks, you can preview all the information you need to decide whether you’re going to make a purchase. Are you looking for the latest novel by your favorite author? Just log on to Amazon and order the book in just a […]

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Interior Wood Shutters

Why Interior Shutters Can Be a Good Investment

By Guest Author | September 29, 2011

There aren’t much bigger purchases in life than a house, and when you’re going through this process the last thing that is likely to be on your mind is selling it. However despite there being a million and one more important things to consider, it’s always a good idea to consider some sort of return […]

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5 Reasons Why Your Home Isn’t Selling

By Guest Author | September 20, 2011

There are many reasons why homes don’t sell. In this article Amy Fowler looks at five of the most common reasons and what you can do about it. ~ Tim McMahon, editor Price This might seem so obvious that you write it off as a potential problem, but overpriced homes are more common than you […]

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