Monthly Archives: September 2026
Is Retirement A Death Trap?
Your first day of retirement is usually a cause for celebration. Even if you love your job and agonize over the decision to retire, you will probably start looking forward to your life as a retiree and counting the days until it begins once you submit your application for retirement. By the time of… Read More »
Getting A Windfall Late In Life Can Expose You To All Kinds Of Risks
Young people, having been encouraged to dream big, tend to aspire to great riches in the future. Some of them settle into a pattern of contentment; if they have a job that enables them to pay their bills, they fill the rest of their thoughts with non-materialistic matters. They are happy to document their… Read More »
3 Underrated Parts Of Your Estate Plan
As long as you have written at least part of your estate plan, you are off to a good start, and any reason that motivated you to get started is a good reason. Unless your progress on an estate plan began with meeting with an estate planning lawyer and following the lawyer’s instructions in… Read More »
Trustee Misconduct: Should You Sue The Trust Or The Trustee?
The more alarmist corners of the Internet attract clicks by flying into a panic every time a court makes a decision. They consider the precedent that the new court decision sets and how other court decisions, in the same state or elsewhere, might follow it, and then how legislators and voters might respond. To… Read More »