Estate Planning Basics
Learn the essentials around planning and protecting the future for your family and loved ones.
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An Estate Planning Guide for Women
Here are some basic estate planning considerations for all women, whether you're unmarried, married, have children, or not.
· 3 min read
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Advance Healthcare Directives
The sooner you begin planning for end-of-life decisions, the easier you make life for the family members or friends who may be called upon to act on your behalf.
· 5 min read
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5 Estate Planning Tips When You Have No Children
Here are some important questions to ask yourself about your final wishes, even if you live child-free.
· 4 min read
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4 Lessons Coronavirus Can Teach Us About Estate Planning
Coronavirus has created a lot of fear. Taking charge of your estate plan can help you ease some of those worries.
· 4 min read
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10 Estate Planning Must-Do's Before You Travel
No one likes to think of worst case scenarios before a trip, but there are certain estate planning documents you should have in place before you leave.
· 4 min read
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Including Digital Assets in Your Estate Plan
In the event of your death or disability, what happens to all of your online accounts and the data stored on your electronic devices? Find out how to include digital assets in your estate plan.
· 4 min read
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Why Avoid Probate?
You have probably heard the advice to want to avoid probate, but do you know why you should and how to go about it? Find out why probate can be expensive and how to avoid it.
· 3 min read
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The Complete Guide to Estate Planning
This guide outlines the ins and outs of estate planning, why you need one, what's included in a comprehensive plan, and how to get started.
· 14 min read
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Simple Estate Planning Tool for Couples: The Mirror Will
Whether married or unmarried, chances are, you've thought about how to plan your estate. While you have several estate planning tools at your disposal, there is one—mirror wills—that could work if you mostly agree on how to handle your estate. Read on for more information about mirror wills—including what they are, how they work and who they protect—to help you determine if this simple estate planning tool is right for you.
· 3 min read
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Legal Documents Retirees Need to Start Their Estate Plan
Before you step into retirement, take the time to create legal documents that will protect you and your assets now and after you pass. Discover the steps you need to take now.
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