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Estate planning for entrepreneurs

Estate Planning for Entrepreneurs Entrepreneurs share common traits — motivation, creativity, vision, decisiveness, risk tolerance, and adaptability.These qualities drive them to create new businesses, take on significant personal risk, and reap the rewards when those businesses succeed. However, those same traits can make estate planning uniquely challenging. Entrepreneurs often have complex financial lives, strong opinions

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Estate planning is more important than ever

Estate Planning Is More Important Than Ever The future remains unpredictable. Tax law proposals swirl around Congress, and any changes could reshape how estates and gifts are taxed. For example, in 2025 the federal gift and estate tax exemption has been set at $13,990,000 per person. (IRS) Yet looming legislation (such as the “Big Beautiful

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Don’t let a family feud turn into a legal feud

Prevent Family Feuds from Becoming Legal Battles Family disputes over inheritance are some of the most painful — and expensive — conflicts a family can face. When disagreements escalate into legal action, they can lead to: High legal fees Delays in estate settlement Broken family relationships Fortunately, with the right planning, you can prevent many

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The sandwich generation is growing, here is how to plan

The Sandwich Generation Is Growing – Here’s How to Plan If you’re caring for both children and aging parents at the same time, you are part of what’s known as the sandwich generation. Despite the word “generation,” this term doesn’t refer to people born in a certain era — rather, it describes anyone who is

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