A Fresh Look at Distributing Inherited Assets
In theory, parents can get as specific as they want, deciding which children and grandchildren…
How Much Should You Be Spending on Your Mortgage Each Month?
Typically, the single largest investment that you will make in your life is your home….
Why Are There So Many Credit Scores?
Most lenders today rely on your FICO credit score to determine whether to approve your…
The Wisdom of Establishing Payable-on-Death Accounts
Payable-on-death accounts (POD) — sometimes referred to as transfer-on-death accounts (TOD) — are a type…
Understanding the Difference Between a Will and a Living Will in Connecticut
In Connecticut, there are distinct legal documents that serve different purposes when it comes to…
Retiring Early Requires Planning
Retiring early is a goal for many people. However, according to findings from the Boston…
Protecting Assets of a Parent in Failing Health
When you’re contemplating your old age — or caring for someone who is elderly —…
Considering Co-Signing a Family Member’s Mortgage?
When you agree to co-sign on a mortgage, you are essentially lending a portion of…
Understanding Probate in Connecticut
When people find that they are facing Probate court, they can become anxious. Probate is…