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Estate Planning - Review Your Living Trust Every 4-5 Years
Video Description: Mitchell R. Miller - a tax, trusts and estate lawyer for 30 years - talks about the need for reviewing your living trust every 4 or 5 years. State and federal laws change and your circumstances may have changed. Make sure your living trust reflects these changes. Related Article Subjects: estate, finance, living, mitchell, planning, probate, tax, trusts
Solar Panel Installation
Solar panels are going up on homes across the nation. As solar becomes more of a trend, more homeowners are looking for answer regarding solar panel financing and installation. In Part Two of...
How to Live Together successfully
Tips and advice for personal finance from the Dolans. This video focus' on how to live and work as successfully together as they...
How to Generate Money for Retirement
Tips and advice for personal finance from the Dolans. This video focus' on how to generate money for retirement so you can live...
How to Retire Abroad
Tips and advice for personal finance from the Dolans. This video focus' on how to retire or live for a while...
Student Finance Tips
Independent Financial Expert, Alvin Hall answers parents and students’ questions on how to survive the financial pressures of university life. New research reveals almost a third of 17 – 25 year olds starting university in the...
Estate Planning - Why a Will is Not Enough to Avoid Probate
Mitchell R. Miller , a tax, trusts and estate lawyer for 30 years , talks about making sure that a person's estate does not go through probate. Probate costs money, takes time, and can... Getting Control of Your FinancesBy: Mitchel Crane | 29/09/2009 | Home & FamilyWith prices of commodities increasing day by day it is proper to make your very own strategic plan on maximizing your financial resources and making sure that every penny earned is well spent. Live like 2408 in 2008 IVBy: Donald Mitchell | 06/05/2008 | MotivationalThis article looks forward to see what the opportunity is to improve your life with normal progress. What If You Knew You Could Only Succeed?By: Donald Mitchell | 01/07/2008 | CareersYou can accomplish more than you think you can by working on gaining more confidence, knowledge, and experience. Eleven Ways to Save MoneyBy: Mitchel Crane | 04/07/2009 | Home & FamilyThe word "frugality" has left a more negative connotation for most people than simply being a saver, a cheapskate or tightwad. There is a thin line difference to saving and too much frugality to the point of being awkward and ridiculous. This is where the negative connotation comes from. Saving Money: Control Those UrgesBy: Mitchel Crane | 29/09/2009 | Home & FamilyA great way to save money is to be aware of the fact that one has the power to define the state of his finances specifically through a conscious effort of disciplining the way one spends and controlling one's expenditures. Help Me With My Business PlanBy: Emma Mitchell | 08/08/2007 | EntrepreneurshipWhy Business Plans are good for you. Key information for business plans Stop Paying Interest and Start Paying yourselfBy: Matthew Mitchell | 08/11/2007 | Personal FinanceThis article will help you take your money back by avoiding the three biggest problems with interest. Put Your Business Career into the Passing Lane with an Online MBA DegreeBy: Donald Mitchell | 16/07/2008 | ManagementYou know you can do that top job, but no one will consider you for it. This article explains how an online MBA degree can help your business career.
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