Category: estate planning
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Texas Estate Planning and RMD Changes you Need to Know for 2023
Like many of the topics that comprise financial affairs, there have been notable changes that went into effect recently that could alter your estate and...
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Texas Taxes and Your Estate Plan: What you Need to Know
While there are no Texas estate taxes, residents of the Lone Star state may possibly still be subject to federal estate taxes. For Texas residents...
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Tips for Estate Planning in Texas by Age
Estate planning is neither just for the wealthy nor those nearing retirement. Planning your estate is something that everyone needs to do, and it’s highly...
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Top 5 Texas Estate Planning Questions Answered
When it comes to estate planning, there are a lot of questions that people have. What is the process? What happens if I don’t have...
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Can Your Texas Financial Advisor Help With Estate Planning?
While an estate planning attorney is certainly an integral part in planning out your estate, your financial advisor can also play a key role in...
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Should you Combine Estate and Financial Planning?
Budgeting, saving, and investing are all integral parts of a good financial plan. However, all good plans involve diligent estate planning. Estate planning provides peace...
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Estate Planning San Antonio: How to Help Your Family Financially Through a Trust
It’s not fun to think about, but the conversation about what will happen to your wealth and assets in the event of your death is...
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Common Estate Planning Questions: How to Pass a Business on to the Next Generation
For a lot of business owners, their exit plans involve leaving their company to their children and grandchildren. But passing on your business to the...
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What is a Trust? And Other Common Estate Planning Questions
When do you need a financial planner? Ask yourself these 3 questions: Will I outlive my money in retirement? Am I doing everything I can...
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5 Questions to Ask Elderly Parents
As a child of aging parents, you may find these statistics alarming: Only 42 percent of Americans have a will, while
