Federal law requires individuals to take a required minimum distribution, or RMD, from their qualified retirement plans. The policy goal behind requiring people to take a certain amount of money […]
Read MoreAfter a lifetime of hard work, many seniors are disappointed to learn that they can’t afford the nursing home care that they need. The average cost of nursing home care […]
Read MoreWritten by Attorney Daniel M. Surprenant, Esq., CELA Good News! Our office has recently, successfully, implemented a strategy to help a family keep more income while one of the spouses […]
Read MoreArticle Written by Sheryl Cox of Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc., Plymouth MA Certain IRA holders have the opportunity to make tax-free distributions from their IRAs to qualified charitable organizations. […]
Read MoreWhen planning your estate, one of the most important decisions you make is choosing the people who will carry out your wishes. Many parents want all of their children to […]
Read MoreOn March 27, the President signed the CARES Act into law. The CARES Act stands for the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. This law intends to help people […]
Read MoreCreating a plan for your future in the early stages of the disease to ensure your wishes are met can be empowering. The sooner legal plans are established, the better […]
Read MoreThere has been a deluge of information, and misinformation, on the CARES Act and what it means to people. The Coronavirus Aide, Relief and Economy Security Act (CARES Act), is […]
Read MoreThe SECURE Act became law on January 1, 2020. This legislation changes some laws related to long-term retirement savings. The SECURE Act stands with Settling Every Community Up for Retirement […]
Read MoreWith at least two viable vaccine options on the horizon, coronavirus cases continue to soar, both in the United States and globally as all of us struggle to keep ourselves […]
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