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The questions clients actually ask

Medicare deadlines, life insurance mechanics, and the paperwork that quietly decides where your money ends up. Short reads, plain language.

The form that overrides your will

A one page form you filled out in 1998 beats whatever your will says, and nobody finds out until it is too late to fix.

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Nothing here yet on that topic. More on the way through the fall.

You funded it responsibly. Then the business tripled and the insurance behind it stayed the same size.

There is a retirement account at a company you left years ago. Four options, and one of them triggers a tax bill.

Thousands of banks closed and took depositors with them. A quieter set of institutions kept writing cheques.

The benefit is real. The advertising is not. Two different cards get confused, and only one has health rules attached.

Your plan must tell you by September 30 exactly what it is changing on January 1.

One window, once in your life, when a Supplement insurer cannot turn you down.

Electing COBRA after 65 does not pause your Part B clock, and the penalty lasts for life.