Be Careful With Payable On Death Accounts
By: Randall A. Denha, J.D., LL.M.* Many banks encourage the use of payable on death (“POD”) accounts, in part because such accounts do not have to go through the estate…
DetailsBy: Randall A. Denha, J.D., LL.M.* Many banks encourage the use of payable on death (“POD”) accounts, in part because such accounts do not have to go through the estate…
DetailsWell first of all, everyone already has an estate plan. How so?Because if you die without a will, the law predetermines what happens to your unassigned assets (“intestacy laws”). In…
DetailsIs the cents-per-gallon metric costing the c-store channel millions of dollars in fuel profits? Picture that 20-ounce bottled soda in your store cooler. So enticing on a hot day. The…
DetailsThe center aisles have long been where supermarkets showcased their sales, but now the perimeters are getting their due, the New York Times reports. “You can pretty much be in…
DetailsBy: Randall A. Denha, J.D., LL.M.* Estate Planning is not always about transfers at death. While there are many tools you can use to protect your assets and ensure your…
DetailsBy: Randall A. Denha, J.D., LL.M.* Do you know how to transfer a significant amount of wealth to the next generation at a discounted value for gift tax purposes? The…
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