Tucson Financial Blog

Did you know that 60% of Americans haven’t updated their estate plans in the last five years, and many don’t have the life insurance needed to protect their families?
This is a common issue in estate planning, and without the right life insurance, your loved ones might face hefty

Guardianship and estate planning are like a safety net beneath a tightrope.
Without them, one unexpected event—a sudden accident or illness—could uncertain your children’s future.
With the right plan in place, however, your family can move forward confidently, knowing your children will be supported by the people you

“After my father passed, we spent months trying to recover his digital accounts. The bank, his email, and even his social media were all locked. We never recovered his cryptocurrency—it was gone forever.”
This is a typical story that happens to many families.
Digital assets, such as online

“John thought everything was under control. He had remarried in his 50s, had two children from his first marriage, and believed leaving everything to his new wife in his will would take care of things. But when John passed away, his family faced confusion. His children from the first marriage

Have you ever considered what legacy you’ll leave behind beyond financial wealth?
For many people, estate planning focuses on helping their families feel secure for the future.
But there’s also an opportunity to create a lasting impact by including charitable giving in that plan. It’s not just about

Imagine this: You’ve spent years building your business, carefully guiding it through ups and downs, and making countless decisions.
But as you approach retirement, a big question arises—will your business continue to thrive without you?
With the right estate plan, all your hard work could lead to clarity

Picture this: You’ve spent a lifetime building memories, accumulating assets, and creating a legacy to leave behind. But without updating your estate plan regularly, those hard-earned accomplishments might not end up where you want them.
As your children grow up, your financial situation shifts or new relationships form—your estate