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Fraud Alert! A Not-So-Funny Guide to Keeping Your Money (and Dignity) Intact, pt. I
Published on: 05/08/2025
In a world where scammers work harder than most of us do at our day jobs, seniors have become the prime targets for these entrepreneurial criminals. While fraud is no laughing matter, perhaps a touch of humor might make these warnings more memorable.
The Gift That Keeps on Not Giving (Headaches): Why an Estate Plan is the Ultimate Christmas Surprise
Published on: 12/02/2024
Move over, ugly Christmas sweaters and fruitcakes! There’s a new gift in town that’ll make your family say, “Wow, you really DO love us!”
POD? TOD? OMG! What’s the difference? When should they be used?
Published on: 04/09/2024
What I’m referring to are the two primary types of beneficiary designations for certain types of accounts, namely Payable-on-Death (POD) and Transfer-on-Death (TOD) designations.
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