Retirement is supposed to be a time of freedom, reflection, and financial peace but for many, it’s anything but. As financial anxieties continue to rise, a pressing question has emerged: Are Marylanders saving enough for retirement to enjoy their later years without...
From the fire-ravaged streets of 17th-century London to today’s increasingly uncertain financial climate, one fact remains unchanged: insurance remains the first line of defense for protecting wealth and legacy. While modern policyholders may feel frustrated by rising...
Choosing the Ideal Trust for Your Wishes The term estate may bring to mind mansions, vast fortunes, and a level of wealth that many people do not possess. This misconception may lead to the false impression that estate planning is only for the rich and famous,...
Beneficiary and Transfer-on-Death Designations: Are You Doing It Right? Do you know which of your accounts have beneficiary designations, sometimes called transfer-on-death (TOD) or payable-on-death (POD) designations? Have you updated them recently? Are you aware of...
Although Americans are living longer and spending more time—and money—in retirement, many parents intend to leave an inheritance to their children. The exact amount can vary greatly depending on individual circumstances and wealth levels, but even a small inheritance...
