4 Important Estate Planning Tips After Your 50s

Regardless of age, estate planning is important as soon as you acquire property. It becomes even more critical after your 50s because you don’t want the fruits of your labor to go down the drain. Unfortunately, most people are hesitant about discussing this crucial matter. As a result, 60% of Americans do not have estate plans or wills. Moreover, only 53% of those between 50 and 64 have a will. That underscores the urgent need to proactively engage in estate planning to protect your estate and your loved ones’ financial well-being. Here are four estate planning tips for after your 50s. Continue reading 4 Important Estate Planning Tips After Your 50s

What Is the Difference Between Elder Law and Estate Planning?

Elder law and estate planning serve two different—but equally vital—functions. The main
difference is that elder law is focused on preserving your assets during your lifetime, while estate
planning concentrates on what happens to your assets after you die. Continue reading What Is the Difference Between Elder Law and Estate Planning?