A Living Trust or a Will – What’s better?
Everyone knows what a last will and testament is. However, a will is not always the best way to distribute your assets, explains the Times... Read more
Everyone knows what a last will and testament is. However, a will is not always the best way to distribute your assets, explains the Times... Read more
Everyone should have a Power of Attorney and Health Care Power of Attorney to protect themselves in the event of an accident. Before snowbirds... Read more
Beneficiary Designations must be reviewed after a divorce. Money problems in a marriage can be a big part of a couple’s decision to divorce.... Read more
Medicare Plan G is a Medigap supplement plan that has lower premiums than Medigap (Plan F), in exchange for a small annual deductible. Plan F has no... Read more
Medicare Plan G is a Medigap supplement plan that has lower premiums than Medigap (Plan F), in exchange for a small annual deductible. Plan F has no... Read more
Part D is an add-on optional coverage you can buy, in addition to original Medicare, also called Medicare Parts A and B. Part D helps people enrolled... Read more
In Retirement, income is the only outcome that matters. For most retirees, the goal is simple: don’t run out of money. That’s the worry... Read more
Medicare Part C is the official term for what people usually call Medicare Advantage. Instead of using Medicare Parts A and B, also called... Read more
Parts A and B are “original” Medicare. When Medicare began, only these two parts existed. The alphabet soup of Medicare options came along years... Read more
Estate Planning will have an effect on how your family remembers you. You have a will, even if you never make the effort to have one. However,... Read more