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May 16, 2023

How to Include Digital Assets in an Estate Plan

In today’s digital age, it is essential to consider including digital assets in your estate plan. Digital assets encompass various online accounts, files, and intellectual property with financial and sentimental value. Failing to account for these assets in your estate plan can lead to complications and potential loss. This article will guide how to effectively […]

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April 25, 2023

What is Tax Planning?

Tax planning analyzes and arranges one’s financial situation to maximize tax breaks and minimize tax liabilities legally and efficiently. A plan that minimizes your tax burden can help you save money and earn a larger refund at the end of the year. This is why it’s so important to take your time to learn the […]

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January 2, 2022

How to Assess Your Need for Long Term Care Insurance: Roy Gagaza Shares His Tips

LTC Insurance: Roy Gagaza Talks About How This Asset Can Protect Your Portfolio From the initial cost to the terms of the policy, long-term care insurance isn’t always a smart buy. Then again, for some, it could be the best possible addition to their portfolio. Roy Gagaza tells you more about how to assess your […]

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Roy Y. Gagaza Cautions Against These 6 Ways Clients Ruin Retirement
September 6, 2021

Roy Y. Gagaza Cautions Against These 6 Ways Clients Ruin Their Retirement

Many workers dream of retirement. Unfortunately, this may never become a reality. The future is bleak for many. Bloomberg reports nearly 20% of all employees surveyed believe they will never be able to retire. Although 60 years old has long been the benchmark for retirement, this number is trending in the wrong direction. Even as […]

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Roy Y Gagaza: Why Long-term Care Coverage Shouldn’t be Ignored
September 6, 2021

Roy Y Gagaza: Why Long-term Care Coverage Shouldn’t be Ignored

When people plan for their later years and retirement, Roy Y. Gagaza sees repeatedly that they typically think of cash savings, stock investments, retirement accounts, maybe gold, and real estate. However, if ten people were asked about whether they’ve considered the need for long-term care coverage, probably eight and maybe even nine would likely respond “no” to […]

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