High winds, unpredictable storms, and tornadoes can put your home and belongings at risk. Preparing your family for a natural disaster is important, but so is protecting your important legal and financial documents. If your home is damaged or destroyed,…
Creating an estate plan is important for you and your loved ones. It is just as important to choose the right people to carry out your wishes if you become unable to make decisions for yourself or after you pass…
Tax season can be stressful, especially when you leave everything until the last minute. Rushing to gather documents and file your return can increase the risk of mistakes. These mistakes may result in monetary penalties, delays in receiving a refund,…
No one wants to think about leaving their children behind unexpectedly. Unfortunately, accidents and emergencies happen. If you have minor children, it is important to consider what would happen to them if you were suddenly unable to care for them.…
Nearly everyone needs to have an estate plan in place. Commonly, the focus is on assets, taxes and changes to legislation that may affect the security of your loved ones in the event of your incapacity or death. What many…
Sadly, many Americans put off estate planning or ignore it altogether. When it comes to protecting your family and assets, however, there are some estate planning mistakes you cannot afford to overlook. Below are five of the most common estate…
The holiday season is a time to enjoy friends, family and loved ones. It can also be a time to think about your financial circumstances and the spirit of giving. If you have reached a point where you have enough…
The holidays are right around the corner, bringing us opportunities to gather with family and loved ones. It is a time to slow down, catch up, and enjoy quality time together around the dinner table. It is also a great…
If you are part of the “sandwich generation”, you may be caring for both your children and your parents at the same time. If so, it is important to know whether your parents have an estate plan. Your parents have…
Fall, generally late October or early November, is when many employers send employees information about their benefits and provide an opportunity to enrol or make changes. These benefits may include retirement plans, health care, dental and vision coverage, short- and…