Term life insurance is a form of financial protection that lasts for a certain number of years, usually from 10 to 30. You pay a premium, often on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis, to keep your coverage active. If you die during your policy’s term, your life insurer will pay out your death […]
Financial Planning
Define Your Estate Planning Objectives
What are the most important goals you want your estate plan to accomplish? Do you want to ensure that your assets go to the people you intend? Reduce taxes and legal complications? Appoint trusted individuals to make financial or health care decisions on your behalf? These questions form the foundation of an effective estate […]
Exploring Long-Term Care Insurance Options Before You Need To
An estimated 70% of people over the age of 65 require some long-term care during their lives. How can you prepare if you’re one of them? To begin, it’s important to understand what long-term care insurance can and cannot provide. Long-term care insurance provides those with chronic illnesses or disabilities with ongoing care over […]
IRS Gives Guidance on Getting Ready For the 2026 Tax Season
The IRS Get Ready campaign offers tips, reminders, and new information on what you need to prepare for the 2026 tax filing season. Among the changes and additions the OBBBA brings are tax deductions for tips, overtime, car loan interest, and seniors. Here are tips to prepare for filing season: Get a head start […]
Top Tips for Multi-Generational Estate Planning
Multi-generational estate planning looks beyond a single transfer of assets. You are planning for children, grandchildren, and sometimes future beneficiaries who have not yet been born. That longer time horizon changes how decisions are made and which risks deserve attention. Assets must move according to your instructions while remaining protected from mismanagement, creditor exposure, family […]
What To Know About Charitable Giving
The IRS generally allows taxpayers to deduct charitable contributions up to 50 percent of adjusted gross income. For certain private foundations, veterans organizations, fraternal societies, and cemetery organizations, the IRS limits deductions to 30 percent of adjusted gross income. Because these rules can get complicated, keep thorough records and discuss your tax situation with […]







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