Despite common assumptions about costs being high, a retirement in Old World Europe can, in fact, be affordable—indeed, it’s possible to enjoy a higher quality

By Darren Zagarola of EKS Associates #1: Believing it is Too Late to Start Planning and Saving It is never too late to develop good habits

By Jason Burbage It’s no secret that investors here in the U.S. and around the world are very nervous and uncertain about where to put

It’s no secret that investors here in the U.S. and around the world are very nervous and uncertain about where to put their money amid

During these uncertain times in lockdown, estate lawyers across New York are spotting a rise in number of those reaching out to them to write

Our latest in-house digital campaign provided state advice on why you shouldn’t panic write a will during the lockdown and featured on the Winter Texan

Your digital property – also known as digital assets – make up your digital estate. This is any information about you that is available in

On April 8, Gov. Doug Ducey signed an executive order that makes it legal for estate planning documents to be notarized remotely using audiovisual technology

There’s nothing like a pandemic to realize your mortality. Attorneys who work on trusts and estates are reporting a surge in inquiries. Of greatest concern

Our latest advice piece on panic writing wills featured on HPE News. The last thing American’s want to do right now is panic write a

Planning your estate is not a pleasant discussion for any person, however, it is a necessary one. With COVID-19 affecting so many populations across the

Our latest release featured on El Pregonero! Planning your estate is not a pleasant discussion for any person, however, it is a necessary one. With

Online will and estate planning platforms have seen a sharp increase during lockdown of people panic writing wills….don’t do it! Panic writing a will can

Our latest release featured on WGAU Radio advising those in lockdown not to panic write their wills. Doing so may lead to critical errors within

In a recent article on ABA, a survey by online estate-planning platformTrust & Will saw at least a 100% increase in business in March amid

The challenges of COVID-19 have put medical practitioners to the ultimate test as they are in direct contact with the virus. This is something that

Nurses, doctors, first responders, grocery workers, and others receive $100 off comprehensive estate planning Gentreo, a simple, secure and affordable online estate planning platform, announced

There are few things to consider during the coronavirus outbreak and those things include the formalities of your will. Death is something that no one

During the current pandemic more and more Americans are opting to create wills online. This is mainly due to the fact that many people are

Drafting a will is super important as it is a way to take care of your family once you pass away. Creating a will takes

Life is unexpected so no one knows when or how they are going to pass away. When creating many people don’t think of allocating their

When creating a will, the first thing people think of is who will inherit what but not many of them think of how much they

Creating a will can seem like a daunting task, deciding what you want to leave for others can be hard. They are a few you

The practice of creating a will dates back to Ancient Greek times and varied across different places. Some states allowed common men to dispose of

As of mid-March, confirmed cases of coronavirus in the US are steadily climbing. In fact, it is now considered a pandemic with more than 150,000

Those in possession of a large amount of wealth are eager to leave their fortune to their family members when they die – however, this

According to an article published by Market Watch, about 70% of Americans have neglected writing their wills. There are a few reasons why Americans feel

Almost half of Michigan divorces end on good terms, study says. We put together a campaign that looked at how amicable divorces are across the

Our latest campaign featured on Utah based news site The Spectrum ‘Most Utah divorcees are friendly with their exes’. The digital marketing campaign surveyed 5,000

Almost half of Michigan divorces end on good terms. Our latest digital campaign featured on Michigan news site WXYZ – you can read the article

By Paige Webbstock, Staff Writer. By now you know that having a last will and testament is a certain way to ensure your wishes are

In life, circumstances change over time – as do the people in it. You will go through friendships ending, break-ups or divorces and this could

In life, circumstances change over time – as do the people in it. You will go through friendships ending, break-ups or divorces and this could

A survey by Nolo found that 67% of Americans say they don’t have a will. Nolo estate planning expert Betsy Simmons Hannibal says: “When it

Money is a bigger taboo than sex, religion or politics, according to a survey by one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organizations. In

Estate Planning Checklist – 5 things to consider 1. Have you created a last will and testament? This is the most important document in the

The Will Guru recently featured on The Sentinel in an article about the financial challenges facing young Utahns in the future. http://www.sentinelnews.net/article/2-10-2019/9-28-2019-1-3-young-utahns-say-they%E2%80%99ll-never-own-significant-assets-when-older#.XZ3qMEYzZPY

The Will Guru featured on The Rainforest Site with our latest survey findings. You can read the full article here.

A new ValuePenguin.com survey has found that Americans are buying life insurance too late, and 1 in 3 Americans don’t have a life insurance policy

Thanks to the good people at College News who ran our story about Gen Zers! http://www.collegenews.com/article/gen-z-research-own-assets-older/

If this is the case, you should think about creating a will document as soon as possible. Dying without a final will is called ‘dying

Many people opt to change their wills when their financial situation changes, or when they have children or grandchildren. Depending on the type of change

Three main reasons you should make a will:​ 1. It makes things far easier for your friends or family to deal with the administrative process