Keep Good Records<\/strong><\/h3>\nAnother key facet of legacy planning is keeping good records, not just of your assets, but also of documents that describe your wishes. For example, not only should your will outline who you want to inherit your assets after you die, but also who you would like to manage your finances or make medical decisions for you in the event that you are incapacitated. These documents are helpful because they reduce the time and expense of estate settlement, which makes it easier on your heirs.<\/p>\n
If you have worked with someone in the past, and you THINK your legacy is properly structured, it may not be. It is likely that your situation has changed dramatically since you last examined this part of your financial picture, and it is important to make sure your plan still reflects the legacy you want to leave behind.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It can be a common misconception that legacy planning is only necessary for the wealthy, but this simply is not true. There are plenty of reasons why you should do legacy planning, regardless of your net worth. For one thing, this can help define who inherits your assets. It […]
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