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Losing your parent is a profound event. While you may be experiencing unprecedented emotional impacts, there are important financial actions to take immediately. Protecting your parents’ legacy by managing their finances after their death is one of the most critical ways to honor what they did with their time on Earth. Unfortunately, during these times, handling legal and financial affairs can feel insurmountable.
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When it comes to end-of-life preparation, taking the initiative is key. After you pass away, your spouse will undoubtedly be overwhelmed with emotions. Even the most mundane tasks, like running errands and staying active, may be challenging for them to keep up with. In this state, managing new financial obligations could feel nearly impossible. However, with some advanced planning, you can give your spouse a solid foundation for assuming control of your finances after you’re gone.
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You work hard to accumulate wealth, and you want to pass as much of it as possible along to your heirs and beneficiaries. But due to the size of your estate, you're on the hook to pay a hefty sum in estate and gift taxes.
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The decision to execute a Roth conversion and generate taxable income is more complicated than it may seem at first, especially when you consider it in the context of your overall estate plan. You’re essentially making a bet that paying tax today is better than having someone else pay any income and/or estate taxes on it in the future.
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You want to make sure your loved ones can keep as much of their inheritance as possible. Nobody wants to see their legacy get chipped away by a large tax bill, but that’s exactly what could happen to your estate without careful planning.
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To say annuities can be confusing is an understatement. There is no universal answer to whether an annuity is a good fit for your financial goals. It’s a personal decision and understanding how the contracts work is important. Whether you have an annuity or might buy one, here are seven questions you’ll want answered.
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Settling an estate for a parent can be an overwhelming and inspiring process. All the needs involved are beyond the scope of this article and would benefit from talking to a financial advisor, estate attorney, tax advisor, or some other professional. But even then, these professionals may only help prepare you for the tactical or planning side of estate settlement.
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Confused about estate planning? Get clear answers to 5 of the most common questions—from wills and trusts to taxes and guardianship—to help you plan with confidence.
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Single and planning your estate? Learn the 3 most important steps—establishing power of attorney, naming dependents, and creating a will—to protect your legacy and loved ones.