4 Reasons Why You Can’t Afford to Go Without An Estate Plan
When it comes to putting off or refusing to create an estate plan, your mind can concoct all sorts of rationalizations: “I will not care because I will be dead,” “I am too young,” “That will not happen to me,” or “My family will know what to do.”
Once Your Kids Are 18, Make Sure They Sign These Documents
While estate planning is probably one of the last things your teenage kids are thinking about, given the dire threat coronavirus represents, when they turn 18, it should be their (and your) number-one priority.
5 Tips For Keeping Kids Connected With Grandparents During the Pandemic
While the quarantines, shutdowns, and social distancing measures related to the pandemic have been difficult for everyone, the elderly have been particularly hard hit.
Life Insurance For Your Business: What You Should Know
As a business owner, your family members aren’t the only ones who could be devastated by your death. Should something happen to you, your team, partners, and clients could all face disastrous consequences.
Rethink Your Relationship With Legal Agreements: What You Need to Know About Boilerplate Terms
This is the third in an ongoing series covering the value legal agreements bring to your business beyond the surface.
Securing Funding For Your Business: Equity vs Debt Investments
As you grow your company, you may discover that it’s time to move beyond leveraging your personal credit to fund your business, whether through business or personal credit cards, and look for outside investors or lenders.