A last will and testament is likely the most crucial estate-planning document. However, only 46% of American adults have one. Unfortunately, even fewer have a trust. A trust is another critical estate-planning tool that provides power a will doesn’t. But there are different types of trusts, and you must choose the right kind. The first
68% of Americans die without a will. Is that you? You know it’s essential, but you’ve kept putting it off. You know that you should plan your estate. But you’re not sure you even need one. Estate planning sounds complicated. You don’t know where to begin. You feel uncomfortable planning for the inevitable. You fear
Research shows that approximately 60 percent of Americans do not have a will or living trust. Are you part of this group? Are you looking to change that? If so, you need our brief guide to estate planning. Outlined below are some essential things everyone should know, from writing a will to finding the best
Setting your finances up to prepare for your death isn’t always something that people want to do. It can be difficult thinking about your mortality, your possessions, and how they deserve to be dealt with when you pass. It’s important to start thinking about these issues as soon as you can, though, because a sudden
It is a common misconception that estate planning is something only the rich need to worry about. But failing to have an estate plan can make an already difficult time even more stressful for your family. To ensure all your assets are transferred seamlessly to your loved ones when you die you need to know
When you’re making preparations that will ensure your loved ones are taken care of after you’re gone, you need to ensure that your estate is taken care of. Having an estate planning checklist will help make known your wishes. If you don’t know exactly what goes into estate planning, that’s perfectly fine because you’re about
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