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Writing a Will in Missouri: The Do’s and Don’ts of Each Approach

When you think about all that writing a will entails, it makes sense that there would be more than one way to accomplish the task. A will communicates your final wishes including how you want your assets to be distributed, who you would appoint to care for dependents, how you

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Tax Deductible Donations and Estate Planning: Key Considerations When Making A Charitable Contribution

As tax season comes into full view a lot of people have tax deductible donations on their minds. While it may be too late to make a charitable contribution that counts against your 2021 taxable income, plenty of time remains to do so for 2022. Charitable donations are a great

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Living Trusts vs. Revocable Trust vs. Irrevocable Trusts: Understanding the Different Types of Trusts

Terminology is among the biggest barriers to estate planning. Many people understand the importance of protecting their assets and working to ensure their loved ones’ long-term financial well-being but are turned away by all the jargon that accompanies the task. What is a trust? What are advance directives? What is

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Overcoming the Fear of Financial Planning: 5 Simple Steps to Better Asset Management

January is so named because it is the month of Janus, the Roman god of beginnings, transitions, doorways, and endings. If there were ever a month to get over your fear of financial planning, then, January would be it. And although it is now almost March, there is still no

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Digital Asset Management: What Are Digital Assets and Why Do They Matter to Estate Planning?

When most folks think about digital assets or digital property, they think about cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and other innovative technologies making headlines these days. Such items alongside avant-garde ideas like Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse appear poised to change our daily lives and so it makes sense that they quickly come

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