Estate planning really should be considered as soon as you acquire your first asset, have a child, or step into adulthood in any truly meaningful way. And yet many of us put it off for far too long, leaving ourselves and our families at risk of getting stuck in the court system in the event of an unexpected accident, illness, or injury.
Three Health Care Documents You Need to Include in Your Estate Plan
4 Warning Signs Your Elderly Relative May Be the Victim of Financial Abuse
Pay For a Loved One’s Education With an Education Trust Fund
Today’s parents are all too familiar with the budget-busting cost of funding a child’s college education. It can be challenging enough to put aside sufficient savings for a single child’s education, but for multiple kids, the price tag can make donating a kidney for extra cash seem downright reasonable!