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Estate planning can be intimidating if you don’t have enough information at hand to make crucial decisions about your future and the future of your loved ones. Consider these nine practical tips for successful estate planning:  1. Keep yo… Read More

Regrettably, you did not win the $587.5 million Powerball lottery. And, although you survived the Mayan apocalypse, this is no time to relax. We have segued right over the “fiscal cliff” and into the new economic reality zone.     … Read More

Regrettably, you did not win the $587.5 million Powerball lottery. And, although you survived the Mayan apocalypse, this is no time to relax. We have segued right over the “fiscal cliff” and into the new economic reality zone.     This… Read More

Employees who are challenged, engaged, valued, and rewarded (emotionally, intellectually & financially) rarely leave, and more importantly, they perform at very high levels. However if you miss any of these critical areas, it’s only a matter of… Read More

The current commotion in Washington regarding the fiscal cliff (and the estate and gift taxes) may not particularly interest you. However, while these discussions generally only affect the extremely wealthy, don’t be deceived. You still need an est… Read More

As we edge closer and closer to January 1st, many people begin the annual process of deciding on their New Year’s resolutions – changes that they want to make to improve their lives, health and experiences in the coming year.  It’s complet… Read More

Older workers come to the table with experience, maturity and dedication… But older workers who do wind up unemployed often struggle to recover.      As the dawn of a new year approaches, many companies will begin to re-evaluate… Read More

[Vietnam veterans are] part of a class-action lawsuit against the armed forces arguing that [Vietnam veterans] had post-traumatic stress disorder when they were issued other-than-honorable discharges.      Post-traumatic Stress Di… Read More