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The calm before reform: Wealth transfer strategies in an uncertain tax environmentWhile the uncertainty of tax reform has put a chill on gifting strategies that will cause the donor to pay gift tax, there are a number of wealth transfer strategies that are worth considering to slow the growth of a taxable estate, even in the midst of tax reform.
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Fire up your fireplace with gas logs, insertsIf you are considering switching to a gas fireplace, you will need to consider the differences between gas logs and gas inserts. Both will be more convenient than burning wood, but it's important to choose the right option for your home. -
Cost of reverse mortgage to rise after deadlineAs people grow older and retire, many confront the problem of not having enough money to live on and enjoy life, and at the same time, being able to stay in their current home or the home of their choice. This is because so much of their accumulated wealth is tied up in their home, so many seniors end up "house rich and cash poor," said Richard Glover, director of the Reverse Mortgage Division of American Fidelity Mortgage Services Inc. of Lisle.
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