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What Does Inheritance Really Mean?

By |2020-12-14T11:10:50-05:00December 2nd, 2020|

This episode, hosted by Andrew Baron, CFP®, EA, featuring Lizzy DiPietrantonio, J.D. touches on several points surrounding inheritance, both for those that leave money, and those who recieve it. This includes taxes, interesting stories, and how this can relate to you. Firstly, Lizzy discusses what you should do if you recieve an unexpected inheritance. Most would react by wanting to pay off debt, but listen closely as Lizzy gives other ideas that may be worthwhile. The next talking point is taxes. There are two types that are discussed; federal estate tax and state inheritance tax, which effects those within 6 different U.S. states - listen to learn the difference and what to look for. Lastly, there are three fun stories that are discussed: a woman who left her dog $12 Million dollars, a man who left his local waitress $500,000, and a man who randomly picked 13 people to leave his estate to. Listen till the end to find out the exciting conclusions to these bizarre stories. Please reach out to info@jgua.com with any questions or comments or visit us at www.jgua.com/about-us/our-team to learn more about Andrew and Lizzy.

One Financial New Year’s Resolution: And How to Keep it!

By |2019-07-09T12:36:22-05:00January 23rd, 2019|The Blog @JGUA, Womansplaining|

Welcome to “Womansplaining: A Financial Wellness Blog for Women, by Women”. Womansplaining is the brain-child of JGUA Advisor Kelly Lewis. Kelly is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) with an impressive legal background, having practiced as a licensed attorney in the Washington DC area before beginning her career in finance with JGUA in 2014. Kelly will [...]

Step 1: Learning to Save

By |2019-07-08T13:45:51-05:00January 23rd, 2019|The Blog @JGUA, Womansplaining|

Life just gets in the way! That is a phrase I often hear as an excuse for not getting something done. In fact, those words are a frequent player in my own personal bank of excuses! The same is true when it comes to personal financial decisions. There's always going to be something or someone [...]

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