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I had a living will with an advance directive prepared about 10 years ago documenting my end-of-life medical wishes, but...
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The Department of Treasury reports there have been 7 million children enrolled in the new child retirement accounts referred to as "Trump Accounts.” An estimated 1.7 million of those accounts are for children born between 2025 and 2028 who qualify for a grant of $1,000 from the federal government. Since the child accounts were launched on July 4, over $1.5 billion has been deposited in the accounts. Parents and certain other individuals and entities may also make contributions of up to $5,000 per year to the account. Trump accounts are available to any child under age 18 who has a Social Security number. The $1,000 contribution by the federal government is similar to an income-tax refund. The Treasury Department states that it is taking a few days for the $1,000 amount to be deposited in the account of each qualified child. The Trump account may be created by individuals who have an IRS online account. If you do not have an IRS online account, you must create an account...
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"Who should receive my property?" Helen asked her attorney, Clara. "There are so many decisions to make....
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