Financial Tips for Death Planning: Leave those passwords behind
Those who fail to do proper planning for their estate in terms of leaving a last will and testament and clear instructions regarding how their financial assets and other property should be distributed will have their estates handled instead by the courts. Those who die without a will or “intestate” wind up forfeiting about 80 percent of everything they owned to the state government, so it is important to have a will and keep it up to date. But in this day and age of
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Financial Tips for Death Planning: Leave those passwords behind
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April 15th, 2010 at 8:30 am
Been reading for a few days now. This was very good and insightful information. BTW, I love your site design as well. I enjoyed reading it and hopefully you will write more soon. Do you have a newsletter? How do I subscribe to the blog itself?
April 23rd, 2010 at 2:44 am
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