Category Archives: Estate Plan TrustsAll About PrimogenitureBy Joseph Devine
According to common law, primogeniture is the right of the first born son to inherit the entire estate of the family regardless of other siblings. This system of inheritance began in 1066 in England, when the Normans brought the practice with them. According to this tradition, if no children resulted from […]
The Mystery of FDIC InsuranceBy Richard Wagner
Lately the stock market has been a very volatile ride. This past year's performance has been poor and with the rising fuel costs and credit crises these investment vehicles seem suspect. Certificate of deposit (CD) rates are not the best they have been but there are still bargains available […]
Are You Leaving an Inheritance?By Karo Itoje
Stop what you're doing right now for five minutes, and think about your present life style, your take home pay, your investments (if you have any), your family, and your age. With your life style and your present pay can you guarantee an inheritance for your family when you're […]
The Hidden Dimension of Estate PlanningBy Peter Merrick
Over the years we have all heard that we can do more with much less effort by understanding the power behind leverage. In this month's column I would like to shed light on some powerful leverage options that you may want to considered during the estate planning process […]
Advance Healthcare DirectivesBy Joseph Devine
No one really wants to think about the possibility of getting old, contracting a terminal illness, and dying. Mortality is something we all face, but of which none of us enjoy being reminded. From a practical standpoint, however, dealing and coming to terms with one's own mortality and aging process is […]
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