Divorce is never easy. There is always a laundry list full of things that you need to be dealing with or thinking about during this time. One very important item that typically isn’t at the top of the list is reviewing your estate plan. Chances are, when you originally set up your estate plan, it gave your spouse full control and named them as the primary beneficiary of your assets.
Many people are familiar with the basic benefits available to veterans, but did you know there are programs that could be beneficial tools in building a financial plan? In this article, we will discuss several programs, resources and benefits that are available to qualifying veterans that could become a piece of their financial planning puzzle.
Parsec’s Director of Investment Management Sarah DerGarabedian discusses the financial responsibility burden women feel as primary provider.
Read our Q4 2021 newsletter on leaving a legacy via strategic estate planning. We provide 10 articles with guidance on if you need an estate plan; types, features and taxation of trusts; how to set up trust funds for (grand)children; how to talk to your children about your estate; small-business transfer strategies; estate planning for the nontraditional family; how property titling can affect your estate plan. We also discuss what to do with your estate plan after getting a divorce or losing a loved one. We also introduce a new strategic alliance we formed with First Covenant Trust to offer our clients a full range of trust solutions.
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