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Consider the following: John and Mary Smith have been happily married for 50 years. John just celebrated his 80th birthday and Mary is 78. John retired from IBM 15 years ago with a good pension after thirty years of service. Mary has always worked in the home. They...
One of the greatest fears of older Americans is that they may end up in a nursing home. This not only means a great loss of personal autonomy, but also a tremendous financial price. Depending on location and level of care, nursing homes can cost between $50,000 and...
When a loved one passes away and leaves behind assets, questions about taxes often follow. Fortunately for California residents, the state does not impose an inheritance tax. It means that if you are a beneficiary receiving property, money or other assets from a...
Taxes are one of several financial obligations that people need to consider during estate planning. Frequently, people focus primarily on estate taxes. Federal estate taxes can consume as much as 40% of an estate’s value, thereby substantially diminishing what...
Real property owners in the San Jose area have numerous responsibilities to consider. They need to ensure that they set aside enough money to cover insurance costs and property taxes. They need to maintain their homes in reasonably safe condition to prevent others...
Those looking to secure their estate and minimize tax liabilities are wise to stay informed about legislative changes that can affect estate planning and tax obligations. Recent legislation in California introduces significant updates that could influence estate...
In 1978, California introduced Proposition 13, a measure that transformed property tax calculations and had a profound impact on homeowners across the state, including those in San Jose. It is important for property owners to understand the provisions of Proposition...
Dying without an estate plan in California—or any state, for that matter—can lead to complications and unintended consequences for the assets you leave behind. What should you know about what happens if you do not make your wishes known? What will happen to your...
Most of us in San Jose plan to retire someday. We set money aside in 401(k)s, stocks, mutual funds and other investments during our working years so we can live comfortably for the rest of our life. And, while life expectancy has reduced slightly in the past two years, people in the United States can expect to live into their…
When it comes to estate planning, many create it to serve their needs and wishes in the event of their death or incapacitation. While these are not easy events to consider or plan for, the reality is that you never know what the future holds. The same goes for parents of children with special needs. An estate plan could serve…