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With a growing awareness and change in dialogue over the course of the pandemic, many are turning more attention to their estate plans. Here are some important considerations in protecting yourself and your loved ones.
Instead of placing the stress on a loved one, experienced professionals can carry out your last wishes
Talking about how you want to live in the last chapter of your life is considered taboo in many families. Learn how to begin these family conversations to empower older Canadians in their future.
The role of an executor is an important one. Here are some things to consider before carrying out your duties.
The time is now to make plans and have conversations with families about what aging at home could look like.
Augmenting the client-advisor connection in making wealth planning work for you.
Harmony across families can be maintained by having multi-generational dialogue. Learn how you can start the conversation with your loved ones.
“I don’t want to be an executor. Too much work. Too much stress. Too much potential liability.”
“The last thing you want is for your cottage, a place of great memories, a true family treasure, to end up being a wedge that drives your family apart.”
“If you’re named executor, please get professionals involved. I don’t mean psychiatrists, though that may be a good move, too.”
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