Will State “Death Taxes” Shrink Your Estate?
Protecting Against the Costs of Long-Term Illness
Check with Charities When Making Estate Gifts
Getting Started in Estate Planning

Archives:

February 2010 Archive
Temporary Estate Tax Repeal Sows Confusion for Estates
Lessons in Tax Reduction from an Eccentric Artist
Charitable Gifts from a Revocable Living Trust
Payments from Charitable Gift Annuities Are Worth More Than You Might Think
Social Security Taxes in 2010

January 2010 Archive
“I Don’t Need a Will Because . . . ”
Converting to a Roth IRA?  It’s a Good Time to Give
How Accurate Is the Rule of 72?
A Thoughtful Resolution for 2010

December 2009 Archive
Charitable Remainder Trusts for Disabled Beneficiaries
Last Minute Gifts Can Reduce 2009 Taxes
Make Plans for Someone to Handle Your Finances

November 2009 Archive
Year-End Gift Ideas Worth Considering
Time to Review Estate Plans
Leave Us Your “Tax-Burdened” Assets
When Financial Accounts “Go Missing”

October 2009 Archive
Preparing for the Future
Create Deductions When You Convert to a Roth IRA
What is the Worst Tax You Can Imagine?
A Charitable Trust in Your Will?

September 2009 Archive
Mrs. Kroc’s Example:  Leave a Legacy
Advantages of Giving Real Estate
Gifts of Real Estate with Retained Benefits
Asset Giving Guide to Real Estate

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