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The Language of Trusts One of life’s little surprises comes when confronted with a trust containing language that looks like it was written in English, but is not easy to translate. Since trusts are widely used for a variety of estate planning purposes, we have...
“ho·lis·tic” adjective Characterized by comprehension of the parts of something as intimately interconnected and explicable only by reference to the whole. You see the word “holistic” a lot more than you used to nowadays. That’s because more and more...
On December 23, Congress passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023. This is what’s known as an “omnibus spending bill”. (The word omnibus means that multiple measures were packaged into a single document.) The bill authorizes $1.7 trillion in government...
In a recent survey by the American Psychological Association, more than 80% of American adults said they were feeling increased financial stress due to: Higher inflation (87%) Ongoing supply chain issues caused by the pandemic (81%) Global uncertainty due to the war...
Many babies born today in the developed world are expected to live nearly 100 years.1 Given the vast changes over the past two decades in medicine, technology and the ways we work, communicate and even entertain ourselves, it’s almost hard to imagine how different...
Retirement planning was historically a little easier. For instance, the average life expectancy in 1950 was 68 years old.1 If you retired at age 62, your retirement plan might need only six years of retirement income. Additionally, with the decline of defined benefit...