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Shane Flait has written on financial, legal, and technical issues for over 20 years. He's a world traveler.
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 Estate Planning Addresses Your 5 Basic Questions in Later LifeYou may have heard about estate planning. Your estate is composed of everything you own - and that includes yourself. But what is the 'planning' really about and should you be concerned getting it done? At some point later in life you decide that you should make provisions for both you and your estate. This article addresses 5 basic questions that encompass those provisions, the consequence of not answering them, and the urgency for doing so. Devices for Answering Your 5 Estate Planning QuestionsEstate planning arranges handling yourself and your assets when you become sufficiently disabled and when you die. In this article I suggest strategies to use in your response to the 5 key estate planning question. Estate Planning Is Important Even If You're Not Rich - Here's WhyThose of you who aren't wealthy, generally think that estate planning is only for the rich. But on considering a few simple questions and seeing what can happen to your wealth, you might reconsider having no estate plan. This article gives a few simple examples of why estate planning is necessary for almost everyone. Family Courts Tyrannically Deny Fit Fathers Their Constitutional Right to Parent Their ChildrenFamily courts routinely deny one fit parent - overwhelming the father- his parental right to raise his child. They tyrannically allege a right to deny father's fundamental rights since they do so for 'the best interest of the child'. Such family court claims are tyrannical and directly conflict with constitutional rights and protections - as this article shows. How Taxation Rules Your Investment OptionsYou grow your savings so to use them later. Outside of contributing they grow according to how you invest them. Government's taxation plays an important part in how you choose what to invest in and how to hold that investment. This article overviews how your savings or investments are taxed and how that influences what you choose to invest in. Making Yourself Financially Independent Isn't Lucky - It's PlanningIf you want to accomplish something, you'll invariably need a plan - an effective plan. Most people think becoming financially independent is a pie-in-the-sky happenstance for those with high incomes, lottery winners, and lucky investors. They're wrong. With commitment and a mindset, it's within reach of most. In this article I'll map out a way that almost everybody can achieve financial independence if they put their mind to it. Jailed Father on Hunger Strike to Protest Denial of His Parental and Other Constitutional RightsDr. Amir Sanjari, was divorce after a 17 year marriage. He's a UK Citizen who was originally invited to the United States to Stony Brook University, New York for a research position. Now he's destitute and on a hungar strike in jail to protest the unconstitutional denial of father' rights and more. IRAs, Roths, and 401(k)s with Taxed and Untaxed Minimum Required Distributions (MRDs)IRA and Roth IRAs are two examples of government-regulated retirement savings plans - called qualified plans. Both are generally personal plans you set up that you can contribute to and withdraw from. Other examples of qualified plans associated with work are 401(k), 403(b) and their Roth versions- like Roth 401(k). This article explains which qualified plans have minimum required distributions (MRDs) associated with them and some strategy. Owning Residential Rental Income Property Grows Your Wealth Faster and BetterIf you want to grow your wealth fast and better, buy residential property to rent out. Your investment will grow faster because of the leverage that a mortgage gives you, and it grows better because rental income, tax laws, and responsible mortgage decisions keep your risk extremely low for such a high return. Here's how. Earnings Are As Important As Contributions to Your Retirement SavingsJust contributing to your retirement savings is not enough. You've got to make them earn decent returns so their compounding effects significantly add to what you eventually accumulate. To settle for pathetic investment earnings makes saving for retirement only a contribution game with meagre results. This article shows the kind of earnings you need to compound your way to a decent retirement.
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