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Retiring Soon? Make Sure that Healthcare Costs are in Your Budget

Knowing that healthcare costs are on the rise is one thing. But seeing the numbers in black and white can be a shocker. A recent report from Fidelity Investments reports on the costs, and what some companies are doing to help employees before they retire. An annual study by Fidelity... Continue reading

Posted Oct 27, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Will One Million Be Enough for a Comfortable Retirement?

It used to sound like a lot of money, but a new report says even with $1 million in retirement savings, where you live could make the difference between a comfortable retirement and running out of money. Depending on what state you live in and how long you live, having... Continue reading

Posted Oct 26, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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South Korean Court Sentences Samsung Heir, Succession Plan Unknown

With a five-year prison term for the chief of Samsung, the global electronic powerhouse now has to determine how to go forward. The conviction and sentencing, which led to the president of the country being ousted, are likely to have a far-reaching impact. A recent article in USA Today, “Samsung... Continue reading

Posted Oct 25, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Retirement for Many Americans Impacted by Non-Mortgage Debt

Credit card debt is a serious challenge for a large group of Americans over age 50 that has a ripple effect on the quality of their retirement. The new MagnifyMoney analysis of data from a study conducted by the University of Michigan Retirement Research Center Health and Retirement, indicates that... Continue reading

Posted Oct 24, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Boomers and Millennials Have Different Takes on Prenups

Millennials are more open to the concept and the value of having a prenup in place. Practical millennials wait much longer than prior generations to get married. As a result, by the time they do say “I do,” many have well-established careers, own property and sometimes, businesses. They don’t see... Continue reading

Posted Oct 23, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Do This for Your Family: Pre-Plan Your Funeral

It’s one of the topics people really steer clear of: their own death, and what they really want to happen after they die to their remains. It may be an awkward conversation, but it is truly worthwhile. We hear occasionally about the individual who decides to make all of the... Continue reading

Posted Oct 20, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Subtle Change to HUD Reverse Mortgage Rules Could Spell Disaster for Surviving Spouses

Two years ago, a victory for the elderly occurred when advocates succeeded in having more rights and protections put into place for the surviving spouse of a senior with a reverse mortgage. Protections put into place two years ago, could now be at risk as a direct result of a... Continue reading

Posted Oct 19, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Protect Your Retirement by Avoiding these 401(k) Mistakes

The younger you are, the more time you have to make all the right moves when it comes to your 401(k) retirement savings accounts. There’s good news and bad news when it comes to statistics about retirement and American’s use of 401(k) accounts, as reported in Kiplinger’s article, “The 7... Continue reading

Posted Oct 18, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Bipartisan Legislation on Elder Financial Exploitation Passes in the Senate

The number of instances of elder financial abuse is growing dramatically, in every state. If it becomes federal law, a piece of bipartisan legislation passed by the Senate is expected to dramatically reduce the number of financial crimes against senior citizens. The Elder Abuse Prevention and Protection Act of 2017... Continue reading

Posted Oct 17, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Would a “Life Estate” Work for Your Family?

Here are some basics on the use of a “life estate” that will be helpful to start a discussion about whether or not this planning tool might be a good fit for your family. When an adult son or daughter has a life estate on a parent’s home and is... Continue reading

Posted Oct 16, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Out of Jail and Living Large: O.J.’s Retirement

Florida residents enjoy the protection of homestead exemptions used by some full-time residents as part of asset protection strategies. These exemptions are also used to protect wealth from legal obligations According to an article in Wealth Advisor, “The Juice Is Loose, Did O.J.'s Kids Hide Millions From Murder Families? O.J.... Continue reading

Posted Oct 13, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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When Living Trusts Create More Problems Than They Solve

Ads promoting the use of living trusts seem to be everywhere. They promise to help seniors avoid probate. Trusts are an excellent estate planning tool, but they are not “one size fits all” solutions. Avoiding probate, or at least minimizing assets that need to pass through probate is a part... Continue reading

Posted Oct 12, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Should You Accept An Offer to Cosign a Loan?

Cosigning a loan, especially one for a home mortgage, can be a risky business for both parties. It’s like any other business deal with a relative: there are financial and emotional risks to be considered. Here’s an example of two well-meaning family members: an individual who is in good shape... Continue reading

Posted Oct 11, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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More Reasons Why You Need a Properly Prepared Will and Estate Plan

If you are someone who always likes to be a little different, then your next call should be to an estate planning attorney to have a will created. This would set you apart from most Americans today! Being a non-conformist may not be the first reason to have a will.... Continue reading

Posted Oct 10, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Report on Proposed Estate Tax Valuation Rules Due to Oval Office in September

Family business owners opposed to the Estate Tax Valuation rules originally presented by the Obama administration, may fare better this time around. In an interim report, the U.S. Treasury has found the Estate Tax Valuation rules fall into the category of a tax regulatory burden that could be due for... Continue reading

Posted Oct 9, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Charitable Donations from an IRA

“Can a charitable contribution be used to satisfy your required minimum distribution and lower taxes?” Contributing directly to a charity is a great idea. If you are thinking of giving your required minimum distribution (RMD) from an IRA to one or more charities, make sure that you understand the steps... Continue reading

Posted Oct 6, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Actress Joanne Woodward’s Memories of Paul Newman Stolen by Alzheimer's Disease

One of Hollywood’s leading ladies is suffering from the devastating disease, as the family appears to be enmeshed in the early stages of what may become a bitter estate battle. Known for their devotion to each other over decades, Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman were an iconic Hollywood couple. However,... Continue reading

Posted Oct 5, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Why Naming the Right Trustee Can Make All the Difference

Setting up a trust to protect your estate and beneficiaries from probate? Excellent! Here’s the next tough hurdle to finalizing your estate plan: selecting a trustee that you can count on. Naming a trustee is a big sticking point for many, as they go about putting their estate plan in... Continue reading

Posted Oct 4, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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How to Determine Estate Planning Fairness

Parents often find it difficult to find the fairest treatment of their children in estate planning. Dividing an estate equally among children may not necessarily be the fairest way in every case, according to the Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog in "Be Fair to Your Heirs: Treating Children Fairly... Continue reading

Posted Oct 3, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Who Will Take Care of Fido or Fluffy When You are Gone?

We love our pets as much as any member of our family, but if you want to protect your companion animal after you die, you’ll need to put special protection into place. Animal shelters see it all the time: a family brings in a dog or cat whose owner has... Continue reading

Posted Oct 2, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Keep Your Retirement Income in Your Pocket, Not the IRS!

Taxes are often overlooked when considering retirement income and budgeting. Just as you need a tax strategy in place when you are accumulating savings, you also need a tax strategy for retirement. There’s a serious flaw in many retirement plans, as reported in to Kiplinger’s article, “Keep More of Your... Continue reading

Posted Aug 30, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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U.K. May Allow Text to Be Considered a Will

Law Commission recommends changes to requirements for creating a will. The Law Commission, which is the United Kingdom's official government legal advisors, are now suggesting changes to the traditional procedures for creating a will, according to The Telegraph in "Could a text become your will? The plans to revolutionise 'outdated'... Continue reading

Posted Aug 29, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Some States are More Generous than Others When it comes to Retired Federal Employees

If you have a pension from the federal government, here’s another item to add to your check list when considering taxes and retirement. Taxes are a big consideration when it comes to deciding where to live during retirement, and according to a recent report from Kiplinger, “States That Tax Your... Continue reading

Posted Aug 28, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Sensible Planning for Long Term Care Costs

Most think of long-term care as taking place in nursing homes. However, in actuality, most long term care takes place at home. Changes in the insurance industry might lead to cost-effective ways to address this expense. If you ask the average senior about long-term care (LTC), they are just as... Continue reading

Posted Aug 25, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Will Reflects His Life

Hoffman’s estate is expected to be settled soon, and while avoiding taxes may not have been his first priority, he did make a plan that put his family first, while protecting a professional legacy. Large estates take time to settle, as all of the property needs to be distributed and... Continue reading

Posted Aug 24, 2017 at Moore Law Firm

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