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Do T-Bonds Fit in a Retirement Portfolio?

Do T-Bonds Fit in a Retirement Portfolio?

Saving for retirement involves a variety of investments, including domestic and international stocks, mutual funds, cash, and bonds. Treasury bonds, known as T-bonds, are liked by many people, because they are backed by the "full faith and credit" of the U.S. federal...

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How Do I Find the Right Estate Planning Attorney?

How Do I Find the Right Estate Planning Attorney?

Finding the right estate planning attorney is a lot like looking for a specialist in any field. They don't have to be your best friend, but they must inspire confidence that they are looking out for you and your family. There are a number of ways to find an estate...

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What You Need to Know About Inheritances and Taxes

What You Need to Know About Inheritances and Taxes

Don't spend it all at once: no matter how big or small your inheritance is, learn about the tax consequences before you begin enjoying or investing any funds. Depending on what kind of asset you inherit, you may have no taxes, a whopping tax bill, or something...

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How is a 529 Plan Treated, If It’s Inherited?

How is a 529 Plan Treated, If It’s Inherited?

If a family member who has 529 accounts dies are those accounts considered part of their estate? Let's start by defining a 529 plan. A 529 College Savings Plan is a special type of investment account created pursuant to Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code and...

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Don’t Go Overboard on Retirement Spending

Don’t Go Overboard on Retirement Spending

Strike a balance between enjoying yourself and keeping an eye on your retirement budget. You may need your retirement funds to last for a lot longer than you once thought. People who enjoy shopping as a recreational activity may find that it does serious harm to their...

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Protect Your Family With an Estate Plan

Protect Your Family With an Estate Plan

Documents are at the heart of your estate plan, but they have to be created with your unique situation in mind. Not having them, or not having the right ones, could put you and your children at risk, before and after your demise. Everyone over the age of 18 should...

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