Estate Planning

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Without a will, heirs’ property attracts land-grabbing predators, but an ex-USDA worker is helping protect Black farms 

Estate planning has long been challenging for African Americans. Estimates show that as many as 50% of Black people die

TheGrio Staff / June 1, 2022

Featured Personal Finance

Experts say inflation could make the case for canceling student debt

Economists and estate planners want you to know there are ways to leverage inflation in favor of student debt cancellation,

Jessica Floyd / February 15, 2022

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With no will left behind, Aretha Franklin’s heirs must figure out her estate issues

  Now that Aretha Franklin has been buried, her family must wade in the rocky financial waters of divvying up the reported

Kia Morgan-Smith / September 4, 2018

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Amid Michael Jackson family feud, only 1 in 3 blacks has formal estate plan

OPINION - The controversy over Michael Jackson’s estate provides a strong example of the importance of having a clear, unambiguous

TheGrio Staff / August 1, 2012