Retirement & Estate Planning

“Probate” is associated with estate planning and describes the legal process by which a decedent’s will is processed by a special court.

The following steps highlight the most important areas for consideration when planning your estate.

Estate planning means providing for your family after you are gone. It allows you to make important decisions about caring for your loved ones and the disposition of your property.

Social Security is a federal government program that provides a source of income for you or your legal dependents.

Living trusts have become a powerful estate planning tool for many. It’s important to understand the basics to help you determine whether or not a revocable living trust should be considered as a part of your estate plan.

Longer life spans, more active retirements, rising costs and uncertainty over Social Security make the need for a substantial retirement nest-egg greater than ever. Luckily, many corporate retirement plans offer employees control over building that nest egg.

Roth IRAs offers some advantages over the Traditional IRA but comes with some limitations, here you can find out which retirement account could benefit you.

Retirement may look far away but years go by fast and life can get in the way of financially planning for those days.