Estate Planning · November 26, 2021
With the booming aging population, more and more seniors will require long-term healthcare services, whether at home, in an assisted living facility, or in a nursing home. However, such long-term care can be expensive, especially when needed for extended periods, and that's why long-term care insurance was created to address this gap in healthcare coverage. We'll answer some of the most FAQs about these policies to help you determine whether you could include this as part of your estate plan.
Business · September 04, 2020
Savvy business owners recognize the value of contracts but often explore ways to reduce the cost of obtaining them by creating their own contracts using DIY templates available online. This DIY method has become a mantra these days as it can be a great way to save money, however, this method costs more in the long run and is even risky, especially if it is a legal document like a contract. What you do not know can, in fact, hurt you, and the following are examples of the potential risks you face
Business · August 24, 2020
Uncertainty and unrest have defined 2020 from every aspect of life. Business owners have faced significant challenges to their survival and success and yet more than anything, this period of uncertainty and unrest provides the opportunity to display courageous leadership as a business owner. Courageous leadership to navigate decisions with care, stay informed, communicate plans, and to take tangible steps to move your business forward.
Business · August 10, 2020
What the Coronavirus pandemic has brought us is battles toward staying healthy and sane when stuck at home and protecting our business to be fully operational in the midst of the crisis. Many business owners are now facing the tough decision of whether to persevere and keep their business going or to close it all down and walk away. If you are asking yourself this question right now, here are some things to consider before going down the bankruptcy road.
Business · August 07, 2020
Amid COVID-19, in addition to providing aid for individuals and businesses, the CARES Act increases accessibility to funds and loans from certain retirement plans and accounts. Despite the various new options available under the CARES Act, it is critically important that you carefully consider whether distributions should be taken from any accounts. The tax implications of these options vary, and they should be acted upon only after careful consideration base on your personal goals and capacity.
Business · July 27, 2020
As we’ve "flattened the curve” of COVID-19 infection & as stay-at-home orders are gradually reduced, many business owners, possibly including you, are looking forward to returning to a new normalcy.However, this is a brand new territory for all of us & the risk of getting sick is still high, even possible lawsuits. As we shift to keep our business going, it is critically important to follow these guidelines to protect your business from liability while protecting your employee & customer health.
Business · July 20, 2020
Although the PPP has been the most popular loan program for small businesses, it may not be the right solution for every business. There are other organizations offering loan programs, and even companies providing grants. Note that there are still elements you have to understand when applying for loans and grants. Read this article to learn more. If you need help reviewing your options, our team would be happy to assist you.
Estate Planning · July 17, 2020
These past few months have been very challenging for all of us because of the COVID-19 pandemic that compels us to face our own fragility and mortality. Millions of people, of any age, healthy or with certain underlying medical conditions one day, got infected by the virus, confined in the hospital for several weeks, unable to pay their mortgage & bills, and unable to see their loved ones. Within our current reality, that "one day" has become an ever more real possibility.
Estate Planning · July 10, 2020
Financial abuse of the elderly is on the rise and it is an unfortunate fact that predators emerge during times of upheaval to take advantage of people. That means the COVID-19 pandemic can leave your parents vulnerable in more ways than one. Even when things go back to normal, this chronic problem of financial exploitation will still be a risk so it is very important to take extra steps and educate your parents about the possible risks it may bring to their wealth and your future inheritance.
Estate Planning · June 26, 2020
Nowadays, it is important to take extra care of yourself to protect your loved ones not only from the coronavirus disease but from accidents that may risk their lives. As we move toward a COVID safe world, it is vital to do everything you can to continue to protect yourself and your loved ones from getting sick. Getting a disability insurance ensures that you are financially protected in the event you become disable and that your family is free from financial burden. Read here to learn more.