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It can be tough to talk with your parents about what’ll happen with their money once they’re gone. Here are some ways to start.

How to Talk About Estate Planning With Your Parents Talking about estate planning with aging parents can be tricky, but having conversations about their wishes can ensure a smooth transition of family finances.

The right financial advisor has what you need for planning every stage of life. Message me to see which tools work best for you.

I’ve got my goggles and my nose plug and I’m ready to dive headfirst into your financial plan. Let’s do it.

Americans will transfer as much as $124 trillion in assets to heirs through 2048. If you don’t have a plan to transfer your wealth, I can help you get started.

Maximizing Wealth Transfer: Estate, Gift, and GST Tax Exemptions By transferring your wealth in the most tax-efficient manner, you’ll pass along more of the wealth you’ve worked so hard to build and preserve for future generations.

All young families should consider having a will and other parts of an estate plan in place. Northwestern Mutual's blog breaks down five crucial questions to help you get started.

Estate Planning for Young Families—5 Questions Parents Need to Answer You may have insurance and a college savings plan, but what would happen to your kids if you were to unexpectedly pass? Start by answering these five questions.

Northwestern Mutual’s latest survey shows nearly one-third of Americans expect to leave an inheritance. But there’s more than one way to leave a legacy. Reach out and let’s start creating yours.

Ways to Leave a Financial Legacy You can’t take it with you. But you can create a plan to pass along what you’ve earned—and learned—to your loved ones after you’re gone.

If you’re curious about the recent tax changes and how they affect you, read this article and reach out with questions.

15 New Tax Law Changes and How They May Impact You Here’s how the bill referred to as OBBBA may impact you