Estate Planning
There is so much more
to estate planning than planning for your eventual demise.
There are actually
three separate plans in an estate plan:
1. The first is for
accumulation of assets;
2. The second plan is to preserve assets - once they are accumulated;
3. Finally, plan for distribution of your assets - to your beneficiaries.
Planning for the distribution of your assets is important ...
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It allows you to
say who gets what, thus avoiding any problems later.
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It means you can
take care of your spouse and remaining family members. You can even make
provisions for any special members such as minors or handicapped heirs.
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It avoids delays in
the distribution of your estate.
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It reduces the cost
of administering your estate.
Contact Deborah Jones and Associates for all your
advice needs to assist with the development of a Financial Plan.

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