Yahima Suarez, PA

03/27/2026

One of the most important reasons to create an estate plan is simple: To make sure your children are not unintentionally disinherited. This risk is much higher in what’s called a blended family. A blended family is when one or both spouses have children from a previous relationship. And here’s [...

02/19/2026

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02/16/2026

BEWARE!
Scam Business Loan Calls -

Who is getting them? I get at least one a day or 4-5 times a day for the last 2-3 months! When you report them through governmental channels, you are told, ignore them. I have blocked so many numbers I gave up. Why can't someone do something to stop them? Is cyber security a joke or what? But I have to confirm it is me every single time I have to access one of my accounts from MY computer, with My information!? Tired of technology, seriosly.

Whatever you do, DO NOT give anyone, ANYONE who calls you any private information. Never confirm your name and DO NOT provide your address, phone number (they have this one, but don't confirm), Social Security or Bank Information! DO NOT SHARE ANY PRIVATE INFO. Even if they say they are from your bank. If you need a loan, go in person to your bank!

I don't even confirm my identity to anyone that I have not called myself (not the bank, student loans, and even less any calls from the governement -- the government (including the IRS) does NOT call you! Everyone has to wait for me to find a legit number and call them back!

02/13/2026

DON'T desinherit your children unintentionally! Yes, you could desinherit your children and not know. If you are in a blended family, it is even more important to you to read this:

One of the most important reasons to create an estate plan is simple: To make sure your children are not unintentionally disinherited. This risk is much higher in what’s called a blended family. A blended family is when one or both spouses have children from a previous relationship. And here’s [...

01/21/2026

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