Without a will your grieving loved ones will face the responsibility and expense of untangling your affairs while also speculating about your gift intentions.
The number one reason some nonprofits do not want a will maker on their planned giving website is because they know “better.” Fundraisers are deeply rooted in their belief that a donor should use an attorney to draft a will. True. But it’s not our decision.
In the coming years, it is expected that an economic phenomenon dubbed The Great Wealth Transfer will shake markets up as baby boomer parents begin to leave their wealth and estates to their millennial children
In the coming years, it is expected that an economic phenomenon dubbed The Great Wealth Transfer will shake markets up as baby boomer parents begin to leave their wealth and estates to their millennial children
In the coming years, it is expected that an economic phenomenon dubbed The Great Wealth Transfer will shake markets up as baby boomer parents begin to leave their wealth and estates to their millennial children
Will the donor know whether you attended their funeral? Probably not … but we think it’s important to attend. Here’s why.
Odd, elaborate bequests occur in wills time and time again. Should you fear bequests and ridiculously restricted gifts?
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