Ashlea Ebeling

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2,002 appearances 38 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2022 last heard Feb 2025

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Rebates Could Save Homeowners Thousands on Energy-Efficient Upgrades · 24 Aug 2023 podcast

You could do one thing one year, say you put in your new front door one year, and then you can insulate your attic the next year. voice-verified

It's an annual credit. voice-verified

And then the rebates also are there for that period of time. voice-verified

Some people are saying it's possible they'd run out. voice-verified

So maybe you want to do it sooner rather than later. voice-verified

You know, we'll see. voice-verified

And the tax credits you claim on your tax return the following year after you do the work. voice-verified

The rebates in most cases are going to be at the point of sale. voice-verified

Double check the income limits and make sure you've got the right products for your house. voice-verified

WSJ Your Money Briefing · How to Avoid Drama When Passing On Family Heirlooms · 2 Aug 2023 podcast

Unspecific language in a will or trust can cause rifts. matched

Also, not knowing the value of stuff. matched

It's often parents might have things and the kids know nothing about it or couldn't care less about it, but it turns out they're these really valuable things. matched

Well, typically you'll work with an estate lawyer to draw up a will and or a trust. matched

But it's interesting, a lot of estate lawyers gloss over the stuff, the personal property is what it's called in estate tax lingo. matched

But make sure you talk to the lawyer about your stuff, not just bank accounts and real estates, but the jewelry, your collections. matched

that kind of thing that you want to know where it's going to go. matched

And typically a will would say, I leave my personal property to my spouse. matched

If no spouse survives me to my children to be divided as they agree or to be divided equally. matched

But you can see right off with that kind of vague language, you're going to cause problems. matched

If it's spelled out in the will or trust, yes, it is legally binding. matched

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