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Using Your Assets for Good: Incorporating Charitable Giving Into Your Financial or Estate Plan

Charitable giving is a rewarding process, but donors should be aware of the tax implications (and benefits) of each philanthropic approach.  

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When Marriage Becomes a Business Liability: Lessons from Celebrity Divorce Battles

Whether it’s reputational spillover, financial exposure, or ownership risk, marriage can directly impact the value and control of a business.

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A Brief Overview of Investing in Life Settlements

As seniors move to sell their life insurance policies for extra income, investing in life settlements has become a popular asset class.

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Protecting Assets and Financial Empowerment in Divorce

No one ever plans for a divorce or a remarriage, but they do arise, so it’s crucial to take charge of your finances and protect your assets proactively.

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6 Ways to Make Your Family Legacy (and Wealth) Bulletproof

Defining your family purpose, fostering financial literacy, and prioritizing relationships can protect your family legacy for future generations.

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Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples: P Is for Planning, Not Palimony

Unmarried couples face unique challenges in property rights and estate planning. Cohabitation agreements and wills can protect partners and families.

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How to Protect Your Assets Now to Cover Your Ass(ets) for Later

Your assets go beyond stocks and property. Learn how to value, protect, and safeguard sentimental items like heirlooms and collectibles to preserve their worth.

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Smart Estate Planning: What a Corporate Trustee Provides That a Will Does Not

Setting up a trust to protect your assets can be a smart move, but hiring a corporate trustee may be even smarter.

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Sibling Squabbles: Fair Estate Distributions To Multiple Beneficiaries

When it comes to fair estate distribution, it’s important to plan ahead and encourage open communication between family members.

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