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Estate - Family Planning
In many ways, planning for non-traditional families is much
more problematic than for traditional families. The tax
system is geared towards traditional families and many
things that are simply taken for granted with traditional
families can
become major issues with
non-traditional
families.
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Lesbian
Financial Planning
Fortunately, Dec. 31 is not the final decision date for what
we do with our individual retirement accounts – the final
2007 IRA contribution deadline comes on April 15 next year –
but it’s a good time to review the dos and don’ts of
successful IRA management.
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Lesbian
Real
Estate
Fran Lichtman and Randy Rabney are realtors serving Essex,
Morris, and Union Counties, New Jersey.
Fran and Randy bring over 30 years of marketing and
negotiating experience when they represent you in the
purchase or sale of your home. They have combined their
skills into an effective real estate partnership dedicated
to providing the highest level of service. Fran and Randy
are parents who live and work in Maplewood. They love what
they do and are eager to help you.
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Lesbian
Financial Advisor
Jill D. Hollander, M.B.A., is
a fee-only Certified Financial Planner™, registered
investment advisor, registered tax preparer, and certified
in Long-Term Care. An active member of various professional
financial organizations, she was interviewed for articles in
Bloomberg's Wealth Manager, Forbes, and Fortune. Jill was
published in the Los Angeles Times, Microsoft's Money
Insider, and LTC (Long Term Care) News Commentary.
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contact Jill D. Hollander
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Lesbian Financial Services
Life can be uncertain, particularly with regard to managing
your personal financial affairs. Some people find themselves
overwhelmed with information and conflicting advice in books
or on the Internet. Others don’t have the time or interest
to manage their personal assets and liabilities with
discipline.
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Lesbian
Insurance
Thanks to healthier
lifestyles and medical advances, Americans are living longer
than they used to.
The average
male is expected to live until he is 76 years old, compared
to 30 years ago when the average male life expectancy was
70. The average
female is expected to live until she is 80, compared to
a 75-year life expectancy 30 years ago.
However, even though we are living longer, most Americans
are not adequately prepared for the costs of long-term care.
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