| July 7, 2016 When two people build a life together, finances can get complicated. Whatever a couple’s situation, it’s important that they find ways to safeguard their assets and accomplish their goals. FULL ARTICLE |
SPONSORED Four in 10 Americans do not own a life insurance policy, according to LIMRA, even though this important tool can provide liquidity and help the policy owner’s heirs cover future expenses. FULL ARTICLE |
Also known as survivorship life insurance, this form of insurance can save family business, farms, ranches and even families themselves. FULL ARTICLE |
Many people find themselves going into nursing homes earlier than expected and without the appropriate planning. FULL ARTICLE |
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SPONSORED Long-term care is too important to ignore. Here’s why — there’s a high probability you’ll need long-term care later in life. And the financial impact of these costs may be devastating for you and your family. FULL ARTICLE |
SPONSORED Planning for the future can be exciting and full of opportunity, but let’s face it: Many of us don’t want to tackle some things because they seem too scary or complicated. FULL ARTICLE |
How would you like to be able to fund life insurance policies in an irrevocable life insurance trust (ILIT) without making any taxable gifts? FULL ARTICLE |
A life insurance policy loan is still really nothing more than a personal loan from an insurance company, using the life insurance cash value as collateral. FULL ARTICLE |
Do you want to establish a trust? There are many different reasons people do so: FULL ARTICLE |
Although recent tax law changes have alleviated some of the need family businesses have for liquidity at death, life insurance still has a key role to play in succession planning. FULL ARTICLE |
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