Spring in Maine is when maple syrup season winds down, fishing season starts up, camps begin to open, and people start making lists of everything that needs to get done after a long winter. It’s a season for getting organized and preparing for the months ahead. It’s also a good time to review something many […]
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Women’s History Month Feature Every March, during Women’s History Month, we celebrate the contributions women have made to our families, communities, and society. But there is also an important financial story happening right now that particularly affects women — something called the Great Wealth Transfer. Over the next 20–25 years, trillions of dollars will pass
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A Deeper Look at How to Protect Your Home One of the biggest fears families have when facing nursing home care is losing the family home. Many people ask, “Can the nursing home take my house?” The answer is more complicated than a simple yes or no. In many cases, you may be able to keep
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March is Women’s History Month — a time to recognize the strength, resilience, and contributions of women throughout history. It is also a meaningful opportunity to reflect on something deeply personal: protecting your future, your family, and your legacy. For women in Maine, estate planning is more important than ever. Whether you are planning ahead
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Celebrating the “Luck of the Irish” Each year on St. Patrick’s Day, people across Maine celebrate Irish heritage with green clothing, festive gatherings, and plenty of talk about the “luck of the Irish.” Shamrocks, four-leaf clovers, and stories of pots of gold all remind us of the fun idea that good fortune can appear when
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