What will happen to your assets when you die? It is a big question, yet it is one for which far too few Americans have a solid answer. That was revealed in a 2020 Gallup survey, which showed that only 46% of American adults have a – or any estate planning – that defines what …
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Don’t let this nightmare happen to your family… It all starts when you receive a call in the middle of the night. The police were on the other end of the phone, and they delivered terrible news – your college-aged loved one had been in an accident. They were injured and are currently in the …
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Debt after death is a widespread problem in the United States. A large number of Americans believe they will still carry some form of debt after they die, meaning they are naturally worried about what this means for the estates they pass on. The numbers vary depending on the source. According to a survey conducted …
The main goal of estate planning is safeguarding your assets, both during your life and in preparation for your loved ones after you pass away. For many, a will is the best way to achieve this protection – it allows you to denote who receives what from the estate and reduces the confusion that can …
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