The One Financial Question Millennials Aren’t Asking
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Financially planning for your retirement may need to go beyond meeting your own needs.
Part 4: How can I ease the financial burden on my family after my death?
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We have the ability to financially protect our loved ones after we’re gone, yet an alarming number of people don’t take the necessary steps.
Part 3: Can my debt be inherited after I die?
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Your family typically is not obligated to pay your debts, but there are a few exceptions.
Part 2: I owe more than I own, so who gets paid and who doesn’t?
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For many, debt exceeds the amount of money they have in the bank, but that won’t stop creditors from lining up for their share.
Part 1: What happens to my debt when I die?
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What happens when you die owing more than you own? The debt doesn’t just disappear.
Can Only the Wealthy Leave a Legacy?
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What does leaving a legacy really mean?
The One Asset You’re Forgetting to Protect
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These days, everyone has some form of a digital asset — whether it’s a social media account, an email account, a website, blogs, even a domain name or the frequent flyer miles on a credit card. Believe it or not, these assets hold value and should be part of your estate planning. At your passing, […]
The One Financial Question Millennials Aren’t Asking
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If you were born between the years 1981 and 1997, you are considered a Millennial. If you’re part of this generation, you’re probably more concerned about building an emergency fund, paying off student loans, starting a family, buying a home for the first time, traveling the world, or determining how to start saving for retirement. […]