Wealthcare for Women
Russ ThorntonA weekly email about retirement planning for women
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The other thing that overrides your will
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I recently wrote about beneficiary designations and how they override your will without asking permission.
Readers were surprised to learn that an outdated form on a single account can undo years of est...
First-class inflation
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In 1975, a first-class stamp cost 10 cents.
In July, it’ll cost 82.
The U.S. Postal Service announced the latest increase last month — 78 cents to 82, effective July 12.
Most of us see a headline like...
Your estate plan might have holes in it
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You did the hard part.
You hired an attorney. You signed the documents. You have a will, maybe a trust.
You feel organized and prepared.
And you probably are — mostly.
But here’s what a lot of people...
Your money is there to let you live your life
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A few weeks ago, a client emailed me.
She was worried.
Iran was in the news.
So was the federal debt, rising interest rates, and uncertainty about what’s coming next.
She wanted to know if her portf...
Your will doesn't have the final word
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You spent time and money on your will. Maybe a trust.
An attorney explained everything carefully, and you left feeling like it was handled.
But there’s a part of your estate plan that your will doesn’t...
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