A living trust is a legal arrangement in which you control your assets as long as you're alive. A major benefit to a living trust is avoiding probate. Depending on the assets you have, you may not ...

Living trusts vs. wills What is a will? What is a living trust? What's the difference between a trust and a will? Pros and cons of a will Pros and cons of a living trust Who needs an estate plan?

Estate planning is not an easy thing to do. For one thing ... But here are three reasons a living trust may be a better option for you and the people you care about the most.

There's a big advantage a living trust has over a will that has me interested. This article is intended for educational purposes only and is not legal advice. For guidance on your personal ...

Drew Bogner, president emeritus of Molloy University, and I explore topics such as critical thinking, the meaning of the liberal arts and sciences, how do we know what we think we know ...

Food blogging has taken an interesting turn the last year or so and video has really exploded! Being a budget based site, I cringed when I researched the various equipment that is often necessary to ...

A trust created while an individual is still alive is an inter vivos trust (living trust), while one established upon the death of the individual is a testamentary trust (will trust). Trusts are ...

But while it's OK to include your anticipated Social Security benefits in the course of your retirement planning, you shouldn ...

Requests may take longer depending on the volume of requests we receive. Can I open a Trust account or do I have to convert an existing one? At this time, you cannot directly open a Trust account. You ...

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A judge can order you to access the assets in your trust to pay off judgements against you, unpaid taxes, or creditors to whom you owe money. What Revocable Living Trusts do well While they ...