Estate Planning Isn’t Just For The Elderly
The purpose of estate planning is to assure that your wishes are met with regards to your property and assets at the time of your death. Unfortunately, all too often people do not properly plan ahead and all too often the assets get tied up in probate. One viable...
It doesn't matter how old you are -- a catastrophic medical condition could render you incapacitated in a heartbeat. However, the older we get, the more likely such a health problem will develop. As we age, we're more susceptible to suffering from a stroke or heart...
Last week, most media attention was paid to former FBI Director James Comey and his public hearing in front of the Senate regarding the Russian probe. But also going on at the was a hearing with Tom Price, Health and Human Services Secretary as he discussed possible...
The late, great Benjamin Franklin once said there were only two certainties in life - death and taxes. While Americans all know that taxes are due on or around April 20 of each year, one thing we do not know is when our time will come. Estate planning and thinking...
The majority of New York residents don't have a large amount of savings or assets to plan their estates around. However, estate planning is not just for the Rockefellers of the world. Estate planning can simply be about protecting the equity of your home and trying to...
For many New York residents, the costs of living can get higher as they get older. When younger, it can often be the case that living expenses might only consist of apartment rent, heating, electricity, food and so on. But as New York residents get older, they may...
The diagnosis of autism in young children is on the rise. Nearly 2 percent of male infants and 0.5 percent of female infants are born with autism and eventually diagnosed. Overall, that means that 1 in every 68 children born in the United States has an Autism Spectrum...