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How Much Is Your Estate Worth?For that matter, how much does anyone really know about you and your
personal affairs? That doesn’t mean you are expected to confide
that kind of information to just anyone – but surely your husband,
your wife, a child or your lawyer, solicitor, or attorney should be made
aware of the whereabouts of your insurance, home and personal papers.
Are Your Estate's Affairs Really in Order?“Be Prepared” – the motto of the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts
and Girl Guides – has stood the test of time, been followed by millions
of people, and should be a guiding light for everyone. Unfortunately,
most of us continue to put off attending to anything that is even remotely
associated with the possibility of becoming incapacitated (physically
or mentally) and are no longer able or capable of taking care of our personal
affairs and ourselves. Even more sobering – what will happen to
those dependent upon us, or those we leave behind, when we die? Introducing an Estate Planning ToolAn excellent and very helpful article in the Canadian senior citizens
magazine, Good Times (September 2001) deals with this topic in a very
general way when it advises its readers to “Share Financial Information;
Introduce Professional Advisors; Assess Domestic Affairs; Prepare Contingency
Plans and Take Advantage of Helping Hands.”
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