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Budgeting, Planning & Family Money

Budgeting, Planning & Family Money admin 2016-11-21T23:33:19-06:00
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    What to Know About Transferring Property to Beneficiaries

What to Know About Transferring Property to Beneficiaries

2020-10-09T12:13:33-05:00 By Ilyce Glink|

What to know about transferring property to beneficiaries. This reader wants to know if it’s better to transfer the title or go through probate. Q: I’ve enjoyed reading your recent article in our local newspaper on the differences between using a will and a quitclaim deed in order to pass property to heirs or family [...]

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    Managing Your Personal Finances During COVID-19

Managing Your Personal Finances During COVID-19

2020-10-02T09:55:30-05:00 By Liz Stevens|

Managing your personal finances during COVID-19. How those who are struggling can utilize COVID-19 relief programs and prioritize bill payments. The economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic is putting an unprecedented strain on Americans’ finances. Half of those who were laid off due to COVID-19 remain unemployed and most workers who lost wages are still [...]

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    Does a Quitclaim Deed Override a Will?

Does a Quitclaim Deed Override a Will?

2020-08-28T14:18:53-05:00 By Ilyce Glink|

Does a quitclaim deed override a will? This reader wants to know which document is used to determine who inherits the property of a friend who passed. Q: My friend filled out a will before she married her last husband. She owned a house and when she married she did a quitclaim deed with her [...]

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    COVID-19: Unemployment and the Mounting Financial Crisis

COVID-19: Unemployment and the Mounting Financial Crisis

2020-07-31T09:30:57-05:00 By Ilyce Glink|

COVID-19: unemployment and the mounting financial crisis. Understanding how people live paycheck-to-paycheck and the implications of extended unemployment. Q: In your recent column in the Washington Post, it was stated that “nearly 80 percent of Americans were living paycheck to paycheck before the pandemic…” I want to know how do you define living paycheck-to-paycheck when [...]

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    How Can You Help Better Protect Yourself Against Identity Theft

How Can You Help Better Protect Yourself Against Identity Theft

2020-08-10T14:17:05-05:00 By Ilyce Glink|

How can you help better protect yourself against identity theft? The Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic has presented new opportunities for identity thieves and other bad actors to use the stress of the current environment to their advantage. With no concern for your financial well-being, thieves can use stolen information to run up balances on credit cards or [...]

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    How Do You Change A Deed from Tenants in Common to Joint Tenants?

How Do You Change A Deed from Tenants in Common to Joint Tenants?

2020-06-19T11:41:21-05:00 By Ilyce Glink|

How do you change a deed from tenants in common to joint tenants? This homeowner also wants to know if it will trigger any adverse tax consequences. Q: My wife and I purchased a home over 40 years ago. The original deed is titled as John Smith and Sally Smith. This defaults to tenants in [...]

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