What Is a Living Trust?
A living trust may be a powerful tool in your estate planning toolbox. Learn more about what living trusts are and if they make sense for you.
A living trust may be a powerful tool in your estate planning toolbox. Learn more about what living trusts are and if they make sense for you.
If your ability to pay your family’s monthly living expenses relies upon maintaining your current income, this article is for you. Or, if your future lifestyle needs, wants and dreams—your retirement goals, in other words—depend on your ability to save a certain portion of your income for years to come, then this article is applicable to you as well. Or, if down the road you want to help your children finance their college expenses but have not yet saved enough to meet that goal, continue reading.
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