What to Do with an Inherited IRA

What to Do with an Inherited IRA IRAs are among the largest assets inherited by heirs and beneficiaries. These accounts have been able to

Is a Living Will the Same as a Will or a Living Trust?

This is confusing to many people, and quite understandably so, because the names are so similar. But these are very different documents and they

Retirement Planning Compliments of Uncle Sam

The most-overlooked estate planning tool that’s free to everyone. What did you do with that envelope that used to arrive once a year with

Your Medicare Card: Go Ahead, Leave Home Without It!

What’s in seniors’ wallets? Most likely, a Medicare card that leaves you vulnerable to scams and fraud. It’s a peculiar anachronism in this era

Family Values and History Are Still the Best Inheritance

Wondering how to ensure your family values, traditions and history are passed on to future generations? Here are some ideas from Door County Estate Planning

November is National Caregiver Month

CELEBRATING FAMILY CAREGIVERS – NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL CAREGIVERS MONTH Statistics from the Administration On Aging show that the population 65 and older is expected to grow

How to Prepare for Your Retirement

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Where Does the Charitable IRA Rollover Stand?

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