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Home » Authors » J. Todd Edmonds

J. Todd Edmonds

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Dynasty trusts can provide security for generations

Pooling family resources offers several advantages
April 24, 2014
J. Todd Edmonds
Thanks to lengthening lifespans and changing family structures, many families are relying on pooled resources to address multigenerational financial issues. Adult children may be paying for their parents' long-term care, while in other cases grandparent
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Making sure the 'golden years' don't lose financial luster

Preparing for retirement requires formulating realistic spending rate
April 26, 2012
J. Todd Edmonds and Darcy MacLaren
Workers approaching retirement age are in for an abrupt change. Never mind an end to deadlines, meetings, and late nights. After decades of steadily saving money for the golden years, retirees will be thrust into a new mode: spending.When the of
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Planning key in next decade for retiring baby ­boomers

Maintaining status quo in contributions may not be enough now, adviser says
October 6, 2011
J. Todd Edmonds
The retirement of previous generations reads somewhat like a fable: Once upon a time, individuals worked hard, bought a home, put children through college, amassed a comfortable nest egg, and passed along some wealth to heirs.For millions of the
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