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Soup to Nuts Guide to Creating a Foolproof Will
Most people are inclined not to think about their mortality. Hence, they do not consider estate planning, especially writing a will, as an imperative task. Moreover, writing a will is often regarded as complicated, irrelevant, and most of all ‘a thing of the rich’. As per a 2020 Estate Planning and Wills survey conducted by ... -
Risk Tolerance Lessons from Covid-19
The pandemic of Covid-19 was a wake-up call for all countries. The virus did not only endanger millions of lives across the world but also brought everything to a standstill. It affected the global economy, and brought it to a halt where recession seemed unavoidable. But valuable lessons were learnt from this pandemic. This may ... -
Impact Of COVID-19 On Schools And 529 Plans
The COVID-19 crisis has changed the entire social system and functioning. Schools, in this regard, have been the worst hit with no certainty on when they can resume operations. While educational institutions remain closed, many may fear that they might not be able to survive the pandemic due to lack of funds. In such times, ... -
Do You Need to Rejig Your Financial Plan Because of the COVID-19 Crisis?
The global pandemic of COVID-19 has spiked volatility and given rise to several grave concerns. Its impact on the health and mental well-being of people is one side of it. The other equally serious implication is on the financial health of the economy. The world is facing a financial crisis for which no one was ... -
3 Bad Financial Habits That Can Endanger Your Retirement Plan
The road to retirement seems straightforward and simple. One needs to have a steady job, save as much as possible, invest in safe stocks and bonds, and keep their expenses in check. However, despite knowing these basics, not all people reach the finish line with flying colors. Many struggle to keep up with these habits. ... -
10 Financial Planning Actions to Consider During an Economic Crisis
An economic crisis is a situation where a country experiences a financial plunge. It affects the GDP value, as well as reduces liquidity in the system. It also causes drastic market fluctuations and can lead to inflation or deflation. What is more startling is the lack of preparedness to tackle such situations, causing further economic ... -
4 Things You Can Learn from COVID-19 to Improve Your Retirement Plan
COVID-19 has affected the global community. With more than 6.6 million cases around the world, the pandemic has caused many serious implications. The impact has not only been on the physical or mental health of people but has also affected their financial well-being. The crisis has become one of the most critical challenges faced by ... -
How is Estate Planning Different for Single Parents?
Parenting is both a joy and an ocean of responsibilities. Parents constantly worry about the well-being of their child, in their presence as well as when they are no longer around. Estate planning is one important measure to ensure the well-being of your children in case of your demise, incapacity, or disablement. Such situations massively ... -
4 Approaches to Enhance Your Portfolio without Additional Taxes
Investors must periodically review, re-evaluate, and revamp their investment portfolio. This is necessary because depending upon the returns offered by each asset over time, the original composition of investment changes. Subsequently, all the factors associated with the portfolio, like absorbable risk, tax liability, etc. gets modified. During these times, tactful improvisations in the portfolio can ... -
Roth IRA vs. 529 Plan for College Funding
Most parents want to provide the best educational opportunities to their children. It is quite disheartening if they fail to do so due to lack of funds. Thus, one of the most important reasons for parents to save is to fund their children’s college education. College funding can be a confusing task with numerous financial ...