Year-end is the ideal time to review your estate plan and ensure it still reflects your goals, family changes, and the latest tax laws. This checklist highlights the key documents, appointments, and planning strategies to revisit before the new year so you can protect your loved ones and secure your legacy.
Married couples can double their estate tax exemption—but only if the portability election is filed correctly and on time. Learn the rules, pitfalls, and how to preserve your wealth.
A new law passed in July 2025 brings major updates to estate and gift tax exemptions starting in 2026, increasing the exemption to $15 million per individual. This change could impact your current estate plan—especially if it was created under prior tax rules.
As you and your family plan for the future, it’s crucial to consider how your estate plan will affect not just you, but your children
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