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When a Lender Steps In: Protective Advances Under New York Law

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By Scott Weinberg
| New York Law Journal Verified
Mortgage lenders routinely require borrowers to pay real estate taxes, maintain insurance and keep their properties in good repair. But what happens when a borrower fails to meet these obligations? Rather than allow the value of its collateral to deteriorate, a lender may be able to step in and make payments itself. These expenditures, commonly referred to as “protective advances,” can become part of the debt secured by the mortgage (and accrue interest).
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Charitable Contribution Deduction Changes Under the OBBBA

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By Scott Weinberg, Lane Thompson
| Wealth Management Verified
With changes in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act ranging from mere extensions of current law to new directions altogether, it’s easy to overlook the somewhere-in-the-middle changes to the income tax deductions for charitable contributions.
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How Changes in Charitable Deduction Rules Affect UHNW Clients

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By Scott Weinberg, Lane Thompson
| Wealth Management Verified
There’s a longstanding tradition in the United States of valuing charitable contributions. Whether you want to benefit National Public Radio or the National Rifle Association (and yes, we have a client who left money to both!), giving back to organizations you believe make a meaningful contribution to the betterment of our society has always been encouraged.
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