Why Should I Use Life Insurance as Part of My Estate Plan?
July 31, 2019
Life insurance can offer income and saving options for the long term.
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Life insurance can offer income and saving options for the long term.
Some things don’t disappear even when you die, including credit card debt.
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If you haven’t looked at your will or estate plan lately, now is a good time to do so.
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Disability can strike suddenly and is one of the reasons appointing an agent on your behalf to act when you cannot, is so important.
When a loved one dies leaving property, debts and a mortgage, and if he did not have a living trust, probate is required to sort everything out.
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