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Unclaimed Property in Michigan

Have you ever received notice from your bank saying you haven’t had a deposit or a withdrawal out of that account in a number of years and if you do not do a transaction soon, they will consider that a …

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Elder Financial Abuse

According to the experts, financial abuse of the elderly is rising, even to epidemic proportions. When you hear of elder financial abuse, you may think of unscrupulous home improvement contractors, phony investment schemes or internet scams. However, it is reported …

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Small Estates Avoid Probate

Aunt Bessie died and all she left was a bank account in her own name with about $18,000 in it. Her will said that you were to get everything. So you take the will to the bank to get the …

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Keeping Track of Your Valuables

You have accumulated a lifetime worth of stuff. That stuff could include jewelry, furniture, knick-knacks, collectibles and the like. You may even know what is valuable and what is not. If something happened to you and you weren’t around to …

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Hospice a Choice for End of Life Caregiving

There are many decisions to be made when imminent death is approaching for a loved one. Questions regarding what type of care, medical assistance and even physical location for their last days confront us. If care at home has been …

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Financially Train The Kids

As parents, our job is to prepare our children to be self supporting and self sufficient. The time to start is when they are young, when you can instill in them, good financial habits. If you are like most parents, …

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