When planning a wedding (and a marriage), it’s wise to include a discussion of a prenuptial agreement, also known as a “prenup.” Though a prenup may seem unromantic or a matter more suited to celebrity gossip news, under the law a marriage is considered to be a binding contract between the betrothed couple, and with Read more
Estate Planning
Hide and Seek: Loved Ones’ Assets May Not Be in Plain Sight
After a loved one passes away, it may fall to you to find and collect their assets. Not just those in obvious places, such as bank accounts, insurance policies, and property (i.e., cars and houses). In addition to selling the property, it’s a good idea to search it thoroughly first for any valuables hidden by Read more
Financial Lessons Learned from the Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has been a challenge, affecting how we work, play, and interact. While individual situations surely differ, general financial lessons, which can help you better position and support yourself in the future, have emerged from the pandemic. Build Up an Emergency Fund Record numbers of people were laid off or furloughed at the Read more
Why You Need a Will
Having a will is very important. Not only does it protect your spouse, children and assets but it allows you some opportunity to dictate how your assets are handled from the grave. A will is a legally binding document that allows you to guide how your estate/assets will be distributed upon your death. If you Read more