In a Caring.com survey, 42% of respondents without wills blamed simple procrastination; 35% said they didn’t have enough assets to bother writing one; 15% said they didn’t know how to proceed; and 14% said the process was too expensive, a usatoday.com article informs...
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As Part of Your Legacy, Offer Loved Ones a Slice of Your Life
As part of your estate planning, consider offering your heirs the precious gift of a memoir, sharing a “slice of your life”.
A Not-To-Be-Overlooked Healthcare Planning Ploy
Health Savings Accounts can prove very important in estate planning.
Opportunity to Change Medicare Plan Available Through March 31 of This Year
New opportunity to change Medicare plans and options available through the end of March, 2024.
Introducing New Geyer Law Associate Kristina SHover
Introducing new Geyer Law associate Kristina Shover
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act
Families First benefits are now available to free-lancers and independent contractors.
A Kill-Two-Birds-With One-Stone Year-End Tax Planning Play
Combining RMDs with charitable gifting can lead to major tax savings.
‘Tis the Season to Think About the 5 Taxes That Can Affect Your Estate
There are five kinds of taxes that can affect your estate..
Rebecca Geyer Panelist at One Zone Women’s Network Event
Rebecca Geyer served as panelist at One Zone Women’s networking event, sicussing elder care and options for senior citizens.
In Selling a Business, Preparation is the Secret to Success
While we help business owners prepare for success, we must also help them be prepared for adverse circumstances j- and to think ahead to how they want to transfer their business to others someday in the future.