Read our estate planning news articles for the up-to-date information you need to make sure you are prepared for the future. Whether you have an estate plan that needs updating or you haven’t gotten around to making one yet, our news articles will help you understand the importance of having one and the process for creating or updating yours.
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The Demand For Estate Planning Rises Among MillennialsMillennials are taking the lead on writing Wills and establishing Trusts to set up their families’ financial health.
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Would You Include Cryptocurrency in Your 401K Investment?House Republicans unveiled a new bill that would protect cryptocurrency investments in retirement accounts.
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Planning with CryptocurrencyGiven that cryptocurrencies are stored in a digital wallet, assets will essentially die with the decedent if they fail to communicate such assets exist.
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Tax Reform ChangesLots of the big scary tax changes that were predicted to be on the horizon aren't going to happen after all.
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Long-Term Care Premium Deductibility Limits for 2022Spoiler alert! These numbers look very familiar to 2021...
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Estate Planning for Crypto and other Digital AssetsHow to implement digital assets into your estate plan.
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18-34 year olds now more likely to have some form of Estate Planning than 35-55 year oldsHow Covid has changed people's perspectives on Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts
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Estate Planning Mistakes Everyone Makes!Learn how to avoid these common estate planning mistakes before it's too late.
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Biden Wants to Double Capital Gains TaxPresident Biden highlighted some new changes to capital-gains tax which could impact how estate planning is going to be done going forward.
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A Will is important, but it does not cover everything!While a Will is very important, it is just one part of a complete estate plan.
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The limit may be lowered, meaning you could be left paying thousands.Biden administration could mean changes to estate taxes as a new administration usually means changes are coming!
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Don't forget about your furry family!Pets are members of the family, so it is important to consider how to provide for them in your estate plan just as you would the human family members.