When clients hear the term “estate planning,” they often think it does not apply to them. The word “estate” often conjures up something (a home, finances, etc) on a grand scale. However, estate planning covers everything from medical care when you are incapacitated to where assets will go when you are deceased.. Estate planning is for the benefit of loved ones left behind. Things to consider when planning your estate:<\/p>\n
How would you like to dispose of personal items, such as photographs, heirlooms, sentimental pieces of jewelry, etc?<\/p>\n
Do you have an accounting or listing of all your assets, from your mortgage to your insurance policies and any personal possessions?<\/p>\n
Do you have a plan in place which allows someone to access your social networking accounts, respond to emails, conduct PIN-protected banking transactions, etc, if you are unable to do so?<\/p>\n
Would you like to leave any items or a monetary amount to an organization (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When clients hear the term “estate planning,” they often think it does not apply to them. The word “estate” often conjures up something (a home, finances, etc) on a grand scale. However, estate planning covers everything from medical care when…<\/span><\/p>\n