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We’ve all heard the advice. And you’ve probably seen the articles popping up in your feed right around Thanksgiving: "The family is finally all together! Now is the perfect time to sit older relatives down and talk about estate planning, relocation, and assisted living!" On paper, it makes sense. The siblings are in town. Parents and grandparents, aunts and uncles are under one roof. You have a captive audience. But wait! The holidays are often a pressure cooker of travel fat

The question, "Who will take care of me when I’m old?"  is a common source of worry. For the millions who have never married, are separated, divorced, or widowed, the reality of aging alone requires proactive planning.   Even those with adult children must prepare, as sons and daughters may be unavailable or unwilling to take on complex caregiving responsibilities during significant life transitions.   Now is the time to develop a comprehensive Elder Care Plan.   Phase 1: Ret

It seems that whenever we are hired for an estate clean out, there tends to be a substantial number of U.S. dimes in the estate coin collections. And that got us wondering… Why the enduring fascination with this tiny silver disc? And will dimes continue to be a good investment? The number one reason collectors are drawn to U.S. dimes, especially those found in circulation is precious metal content . Pre-1965 Silver Dimes: Before the Coinage Act of 1965, all U.S. dimes were st

For many, a high school or college ring is a powerful symbol of achievement, camaraderie, and unforgettable years. But if you're like most people, that once-cherished ring eventually finds its way to a forgotten corner of a dusty drawer. So, what should you do with it when the nostalgia fades and new memories take center stage? The good news is, depending on your sentimental attachment, you have several excellent options!   Option 1: Display It as a Cherished Keepsake If your

Embrace the Freedom: The Benefits of Decluttering and Downsizing

As we grow older, we often accumulate a lifetime of possessions, from furniture and antiques to sentimental items and collections. However, as our children grow up and have their own homes and lifestyles, they may not have the same attachment or need for our belongings. This can create a challenge for seniors who are downsizing or transitioning to a new living arrangement. In such situations, hiring an estate liquidator can provide a practical and efficient solution, easing t