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What Are the Benefits of Incorporating Charitable Giving into Your California Estate Plan?

How Can Charitable Giving Affect My Estate Plan? When drafting an estate plan in California, you are usually focused on preserving your assets and accumulated wealth to benefit your heirs and beneficiaries. However, there’s another aspect to this plan that is well understood and familiar to many California residents: leaving a legacy of philanthropy and […]

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How Can a Medical Trust Manage Healthcare Costs for Californians with Chronic Conditions?

The Impact of a Medical Trust on California Healthcare Costs As a resident of California, you are no stranger to the rising costs of healthcare. The state’s diverse population and high cost of living contribute to the challenge of managing medical expenses, especially for those with chronic conditions.  Navigating the complex healthcare system can be

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How Should California Small Business Owners Use Estate Planning to Protect Their Company?

Estate planning isn’t just for individuals with a lot of wealth; it’s also a crucial tool for small business owners, especially in a state as dynamic as California. Proper estate planning can ensure the smooth transition of business ownership, protect assets, and mitigate tax burdens. Understanding the Importance of Estate Planning for Small Business Owners

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California’s Advance Health Care Directive: Planning for Incapacity

When it comes to our health, none of us can predict the future with certainty. Accidents, illnesses, and unexpected events can occur at any time, potentially leaving us unable to make decisions about our medical care. California’s Advance Health Care Directive (AHCD) is a crucial legal document that empowers individuals to plan for such scenarios,

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What Financial Advisors Must Know About the New $11.2 Million Estate Tax Exemption

As many financial advisors may know, the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act raises the estate tax exemption to $11.2 million for singles and $22.4 million for married couples, both figures being about double what they previously were. For many Americans who previously were right on the cusp of being affected by the estate tax,

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