Estate planning

Article Abstract:

Estate planning is necessary to preserve wealth and avoid estate taxes for those with estates valued at $675,000, the cutoff point for federal estate taxes in 1999. Revising estate planning every five years is necessary as assets accumulate. The way that investments are held is the most important aspect of estate planning.

Methods, Estate planning, Financial management

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Death, taxes, and health care

Article Abstract:

The high costs of health care is the chief reason cited for Hispanics being the least likely minority group to have medical insurance. Hispanic CEOs agree that the same attention should be given to health care as that of other major capital investments, by gathering all relevant information.

Economic aspects, Reports, Medical care, Social policy, Medical care surveys

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Cautious bulls

Article Abstract:

Investment analysts believe that US economic growth will slow down in 1996, which will benefit budget-conscious goods and services. Latin American equities will recover. Stocks of Hispanic-owned businesses and mutual funds investing in Latin America are recommended.

Evaluation, Stocks, Securities, Mutual funds

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