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Make Sure the Right People Have Access to Your Digital Accounts

Are your digital assets included in your estate plan? If not, you most likely need a fresh look. Continue reading

Posted Sep 21, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Set Social Security Aside when Planning Retirement

What are the options with your benefits and what is the future of Social Security in general? Continue reading

Posted Sep 20, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Trust May Be Amendable but Needs to Be Done with Care

Amendment can become quite complicated, so proceed with strong legal advice. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Baby Boomers Need Updating on Estate Planning

Everyone needs an estate plan. No exceptions. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Can You Customize Your Own Homecare?

If you prefer to remain in your own home, check out options before deciding on assisted living. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Roth IRA Conversion Is Popular but Not for Everyone

A cost comes along with a Roth conversion and you can lose some tax deferral. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Long Life? Expect Some Challenges along the Way

There are several measures you can use to protect yourself and your family. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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You Can Include Your Pets in Estate Plan

Think about what your pets really need for continued care. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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It Is a Good Idea to Have an Advanced Directive

It may be a tough conversation to create an Advanced Directive. However, it can give you peace of mind. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Have Young Children? Estate Plan Is a Priority

Estate planning is important regardless of age. However, it is especially important to families with young children. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Generation X Is Facing Some Tough Retirement Challenges

If you are Generation X, you are facing some unique circumstances. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Retirees Can Continue Support for Charities

Heading into retirement does not mean you have to cease support of nonprofits. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Long-Term Care? The Discussion Should Not Be Avoided

The older one gets, the more expensive the insurance becomes and that is, if it is still available. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Want Help from Your Kids in Planning Retirement?

As it turns out, your adult children may be helpful in making the transition to retirement. Continue reading

Posted Sep 19, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Just What Is a Power of Attorney?

Don’t wait until it is too late. Get a POA now. Continue reading

Posted Aug 31, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Children Can Contest Glen Campbell’s Will

The challenge will be to prove that Campbell, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, lacked the capacity to execute the wills. Continue reading

Posted Aug 30, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Your First RMD May Be Looming

Okay, you have saved for retirement tax free for years. However, now it is time to think about the taxes. Continue reading

Posted Aug 29, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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There are Many Reasons and Uses for an Estate Plan

It’s easy to put off starting an estate plan. However, you really do want to take care of your family. Continue reading

Posted Aug 28, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Prepared for Retirement? Maybe, Maybe Not

Most people seek confirmation that they have accumulated enough for the remainder of their years. Continue reading

Posted Aug 27, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Retirement Can Bring Tax Shock

Retirees may find themselves facing a major federal tax increase fueled by tax-deferred accounts. Continue reading

Posted Aug 24, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Slow Down Rather than Full Retirement?

Shortages in some sectors make partial retirement an inviting opportunity for both parties. Continue reading

Posted Aug 23, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Going Off to College? Documents are Helpful

There are tools in an estate plan that a college student may need and are also beneficial to you. Continue reading

Posted Aug 22, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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What about Assets If There are No Kids or Spouse?

If you do not have children or a spouse to include in an estate plan, the first thought may be family and friends. That is probably a good place to start. Continue reading

Posted Aug 21, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Multigenerational Living on the Increase

Pew Research analysis reports 20% of population living in multigenerational homes. Continue reading

Posted Aug 20, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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Blended Family Can Challenge Estate Planning

Second marriage? You’ve entered a brave, new world, when it comes to estate planning. Continue reading

Posted Aug 17, 2018 at Capital District - NY Estate & Elder Law

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