Estate Planning
A Reminder to Keep Your Beneficiaries Up-to-Date
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Thu, 26th June, 2008 by
Jeremy
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When it comes to our investment accounts, one of the most overlooked aspects is the beneficiary form. In some cases, people don’t add a beneficiary at all, and in other cases, the information is outdated and the wrong people are listed on the account. Nobody likes to think about death, but the beneficiary information is […]
Transferring Assets Upon Death With a Trust
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Thu, 20th September, 2007 by
Jeremy
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This week I have covered how the disposition of assets is handled by using a will and through contract and the operation of law. Finally, I want to briefly mention trusts. Since there are many different kinds of trusts and can be relatively complex, this is only a brief overview of what they are and […]
Transferring Assets Upon Death by Operation of Law or Contract
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Wed, 19th September, 2007 by
Jeremy
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Yesterday I provided an overview of how you can use a will to assist in transferring assets upon your death, but there are still other methods to consider. When you assign beneficiaries in your will, it is typically for items that don’t have a separate beneficiary on file or are not covered by operation of […]
Transferring Assets Upon Death Through a Will
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Tue, 18th September, 2007 by
Jeremy
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A will is a relatively simple document, but it can play an important role in assisting the transfer of assets upon death. While it is possible to draft your own will, most people have an attorney draft their will. Of course, using an attorney will usually necessitate a fee, but the benefit of getting […]


