14 Reasons You Need the Will
& Estate Planning Inventory Kit
Why should everybody take time from their busy schedule to sit down and
fill out this estate planning checklist with personal information that
could just easily be told to a trusted friend, family member, or attorney?
For many reasons – among them being:
a) What if the person whom you've chosen to have your confidential information
moves away, ceases to be in your life, dies or becomes incapacitated themselves?
b) During times of illness and death people can become disoriented, confused,
forgetful – people can suffer a complete emotional collapse –
do you want to leave your estate planning in such precarious hands?
c) The Will and Estate Planning Inventory Kit makes it possible for your
spouse and/or family to know immediately the extent to which their lives
may be affected by one’s incapacitation or demise.
d) This document makes it easy for an executor or other designated individual
to find and access all the information necessary to settle an estate.
e) The Will and Estate Planning Inventory Kit discloses and consolidates
the location of all personal documents required by government to settle
an estate.
f) It consolidates the names, titles, addresses, telephone numbers of
all individuals with whom business is done.
g) It consolidates all aspects of personal affairs and dates.
h) This estate planning tool provides the location of pertinent documents
and property.
i) It decreases the time (and cost) of lawyers, attorneys or solicitors
searching for all pertinent personal documents.
j) It details consolidated personal financial information thus decreasing
the time and expense of any accountant involved in settling the estate;
k) The Will and Estate Planning Inventory Kit ensures assets are not forgotten
or overlooked.
l) It warns about debts owed and/or owing.
m) It assures individual medical history is readily available.
n) It saves time in preparing and filing pertinent taxes.
In short, the Will and Estate Inventory Planning Kit eliminates the guesswork.
With this document, your loved ones will know exactly where everything
is!
This simple, comprehensive, inexpensive document does not take the place
of the more formal Last Will and Testament that (hopefully) has already
been executed. But in today’s complicated business and legal world
it becomes an essential document. Taken seriously, it makes it possible
for the purchaser to ‘pull and put together’ in one place
all the loose personal data and information that makes up his/her life.
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