Some assets belong in a trust, but others don’t. We’re going to help you outline what doesn’t belong in a trust and give you a quick breakdown on how revocable living trusts work. After getting your feet wet here, you can dive even further into...
Estate planning is a very important part of retirement planning. Although technically you can make an estate plan after you retire, it's not wise to put it off. We know it can be difficult to tackle some estate planning topics, like writing your will or...
Did you know that you can set up an IRA (individual retirement account) for your kids? It's never too early to start planning for retirement! Thanks to the flexibility of Roth IRAs, any child who has earned income can open a Roth IRA. Parents and...
There may come a time when you want to withdraw money from your individual retirement account (IRA). Perhaps you wish to use it to pay for college expenses for yourself or your children. Maybe you recently had a baby and could use some extra income....
Another year is upon us, and every year the time seems to go by more quickly. If you’re at retirement age or nearing it, you may be starting to feel that your time for making preparations is running out. Maybe you haven’t been saving as...
It is never too early to start planning for your future retirement. To make sure you have enough funds to enjoy the later part of your life, the estate planning experts at Phelps LaClair suggest that our clients consider investment retirement accounts (IRAs). There are two...
Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) offer an excellent opportunity for people to save money in preparation for retirement. However, people who make more than a certain amount of money cannot contribute to a Roth IRA. But what if there was a way to contribute to a...
An Individual Retirement Account (IRA) is a valuable asset, and many people choose to leave their IRA savings to their loved ones. But even though retirement accounts are not subject to probate, they do face other risks. There are no federal protections against creditors for inherited...
Luckily, you’re never too old or too young to contribute to your individual retirement account (IRA). Whether you’re thinking about getting an early start on setting up an IRA or you’re a few years away from retirement, it’s never too late or too early to...