You Will Die: Business Planning for Unexpected Death
This article uses a fictional but representative account to explain the importance of business planning for business owners before they die. Read More
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Retirement Funding: More than a 401k Account
Published by Mark Petersen People have many different ways of saving for retirement. One may utilize pre-tax or post tax savings, invest in appreciating assets or collectibles or even allocate money to assets which may simply maintain their value over time.
Creating an Enduring, Intangible Legacy
Published by Beth Schanou, Creating a lasting legacy requires more than legal documents transferring material assets. Although a considerable amount of time is spent on the estate planning process, often the transfer of wisdom, insight, experience and other similar intangibles are not considered.
5 Lessons Parents Should Teach Their Children About Finances
Published by Andrew Rogers Every year, millions of young adults graduate from high school and embark on a new journey in life.
Don’t Treat Your Home Like A Cash Cow
Published by Ron Carson Almost everyone once thought of their house as their largest and safest investment—until the bubble burst. For generations, prudent “savers” would put sizable chunks of their incomes into their homes.
Is your Legacy in a Dynasty…Trust?
Published by Mark Petersen Many people struggle with determining how much inheritance to leave their children and future generations. As Wealth Planners, we often here the goal, “I want to leave enough wealth to my children to provide them with opportunity. However, I do not want to leave t …
Is Survivorship Life Insurance Right for You?
Published by Mark Petersen Do you own a family farm or privately held business which you would like to keep in the family? A survivorship policy works well and may be recommended to create estate tax liquidity when a significant taxable estate value is held in one or more illiquid assets. F …
