In most cases, talking about the end of our lives is uncomfortable and easily avoided. Since we don’t want to talk about it, many of us don’t make plans for what we want to happen before or after we pass…
The difficulties of being a caregiver aren’t apparent until you become one. Taking on this role is an honor for many people since it involves someone they love. In the US, 53 million people have assumed this role and then struggled to…
Higher education costs are increasing every year, so families are trying to find ways to save. One option is a 529 plan. These investment plans allow families to put money away for a child’s future education expenses and gain tax…
Age discrimination in the workplace persists despite decades of efforts to eliminate it. Age discrimination occurs when an employee or prospective employee is treated less favorably because of their age. It can be directed at older employees as well as…
The 65th birthday is a milestone for many Americans, but ahead of this milestone is a long list of things to do to ensure successful aging. Overall, the most crucial thing to do before turning 65 is to invest your…
An estate tax is imposed in the US when assets pass from an estate of a deceased individual to an heir or beneficiary. An estate tax is not the same as an inheritance tax. It’s a tax on the total…
We have witnessed an unprecedented shift in our daily lives as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. From remote working and online schooling to virtual doctor consultations and contactless deliveries, technology enabled us to adapt and continue functioning while practicing…
A parent who is aging often loses the ability to think clearly and make meaningful decisions. This growing inability may occur due to Alzheimer’s disease, other forms of dementia, mental illness, stroke, brain injury, or other severe health or disability…
Despite some overlap, estate planning and elder law serve different purposes, yet both are equally vital to protect yourself and your family. The two terms tend to go hand in hand, but there are some differences. The biggest difference is…
You may need to update your estate plan annually to take into account changes in federal estate tax law, gifts, and GST exemptions. Since 2018, federal tax assessment on estates above $11.7 million, indexed for inflation every year, will default…
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