Estate Planning Lessons from NYC Mayor Ed Koch
Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch died February 1, 2013 leaving an estate with an estimated value of between $10 and $11 million. Since he was a public servant for a good part of his life, he may not be as concerned as most people would be to learn a much larger than...Conflict Between Retirement Savings or Funding Your Child’s Education
There is at least a perceived conflict between funding a child’s college education and building their retirement savings nest egg. The conflict usually arises from the lack of financial resources to do both while funding daily living expenses, so parents become stuck...Ways To Secure Your Personal Information Online
Most people conduct a lot of our personal business, including banking, online these days, so the need to be savvy when it comes to internet security and protecting personal information online has never been greater. Hackers can scour our online lives – including...Social Security Payroll Tax Hike: How To Ease the Pain
While the fiscal cliff tax deal passed by Congress in January 2013 targeted primarily higher wage earners, Social Security payroll tax went from 4.2% to 6.2%, and every American worker is feeling the effects. According to the Tax Policy Center, the average employee...LIVE WEBINAR: Getting Started with Estate Planning
If you’ve been thinking of getting your Estate Plan set up, but aren’t sure how, get your questions answered at our next live seminar!
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