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Putting off Getting Hearing Aids? Don’t—Your Brain Will Thank You!
A few years ago, researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine gave us yet another reason to worry about getting Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias: They demonstrated an association between hearing loss and cognitive decline.
Don’t Ask Heirs to Guess What You Wanted—Have an Estate Plan
Passing away without an estate plan is a huge mistake that can tie up your estate for years in probate.
Still Waiting to Update Your Estate Plan?
When the ‘Queen of Soul’ Aretha Franklin died last year, it was believed that she hadn’t prepared any kind of estate plan, including a last will and testament. However, a few months ago, three handwritten wills were found in her home near Detroit. Two were in a locked closet and one was stuffed beneath the cushions of a couch!
Dark Side of Medicaid Means You Need Estate Planning
Medicaid recipients over the age of 55 are expected to repay the government for many medical expenses—and states will seize houses and other assets after those recipients die, in order to satisfy the debt.
Why Are the Daughters of the Late Broncos Owner Contesting His Trust?
Pat Bowlen’s two oldest daughters have put themselves at risk of being disinherited, by challenging their late father’s trust, which is in charge of selecting the next controlling owner of the Denver Broncos, a franchise valued at more than $2.5 billion.
Your Spouse Just Died … Now What?
In many relationships, it’s common for one spouse to play money manager and the other to take a more passive role. This, however, can lead to major complications, when the financially dominant partner dies first.
What Does Eddie Money’s Estate Look Like?
Best known for his hits ‘Two Tickets to Paradise’ and ‘Take Me Home Tonight,’ blue-collar rocker Eddie Money passed away on September 13, 2019, at the age of 70.
Business Succession and Estate Planning – two objectives with the same goals.
Thinking of exit and estate planning in tandem, allows owners to ask relevant questions to bring their entire picture into focus.
Estate Plan—or Lack of One—Will Have an Impact on How You are Remembered
Various studies show that most adults have not prepared a legal will. However, the point I’m really trying to make is that everyone has a will in a way—just not one that they have executed.
Why Women Have More Financial Insecurity Than Men as They Age
As a result, women tend to go into retirement with fewer assets, less home equity, lower retirement account balances and a higher debt load than men.