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Ricky Potts Have You Heard About Brittni Carlini?

Do you remember when you were in high school and college and all you could think about was the weekend ahead of you? Or the next vacation from school, whether it was Spring Break or Christmas Vacation, when you could just hang out around the house or spend time with your friends. Well, Brittni Carlini, a twenty-year-old college student from Albuquerque, New Mexico, was excited about one of these said vacations. She and her friends were about to go snowboarding. Befor… Continue

Added by Ricky Potts on November 17, 2009 at 9:21pm — No Comments

Deborah Farrar Everything...YESTERDAY!

Everyone is in such a hurry. Period. And the more I think about it, the more it is starting to bother me. I know, we all get in our ‘go, go, go’ modes, but rarely do we ever consider that we may not have as much time as we think. Do you think the women who went to their daily workout at LA Fitness ever would have thought they wouldn’t make it out? Do you think they would have thought some random stranger decided to target their particular fitness class and go on a… Continue

Added by Deborah Farrar on August 7, 2009 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment

Duncan Alney Should interns do strategic marketing work?

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Added by Duncan Alney on June 30, 2009 at 12:30am — No Comments

Ben McCann ILIT - The Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust & Their Benefits

Have you ever heard of and ILIT? Have you ever heard financial professionals talk about them? Here are some interesting facts about them, especially if your estate has significant value. Within an estate plan, life insurance can be used to: • Pay estate taxes • equalize the estate between heirs • Fund state death taxes • Fund business continuation plans, such as buy-sell agreements • Provide funds for charitable bequests People who need large amounts of life insurance need to be a… Continue

Added by Ben McCann on January 27, 2009 at 5:00pm — No Comments

Ben McCann Funding a Charitable Life Estate Plan Using Life Insurance

No crystal ball can reveal what will ultimately happen with the house part of your estate. Although, the house is often a donor’s largest asset in his or her estate, its value can fluctuate depending on factors beyond a donor’s control. One way to plan around this uncertainty is to create a “charitable life estate” complete with enough life insurance to replace the “would be” value of the home. What is a “Charitable Life Estate”? A charitable life estate involves gifting a reside… Continue

Added by Ben McCann on January 20, 2009 at 5:30am — No Comments

Cindy Dunston Quirk The Blessing of Parents

Like most of us, I considered my parents immortal. They would always be here to go visit; they would be on the other end of the phone when I called to talk. I could ask questions, inquire about weird relatives and ponder if I actually did have any particular childhood vaccination. My family is pretty close knit and I am extremely close to my parents. For the past twenty-five years I have resided in Indiana and have called Mama and Daddy at least once a day just to see how they were doing and se… Continue

Added by Cindy Dunston Quirk on November 7, 2008 at 8:07pm — 3 Comments

Mike Magan The death of Tim Russert: so much for HIPPA and health care privacy

As a news and politics junkie and as a former reporter, I was shocked to hear Tim Russert died today. I grew up watching NBC nightly news with Brokaw and as my interest in politics grew, I never missed Meet the Press. Who didn't think it was cool that he broadcast the show from downtown Indianapolis a few weeks ago? In watching the tributes and coverage of his death, I think the coverage even on NBC is getting a little out of hand. While he is a very public figure, should his personal physician… Continue

Added by Mike Magan on June 14, 2008 at 12:00am — 4 Comments

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