Estate planning to avoid a family feud

November 17, 2020 | RBC Wealth Management


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The Wealthy Barber's strategy for family heirlooms and personal belongings.

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This video is part of a three-part estate planning series to help you plan for the details not commonly addressed among Canadians. The series is produced in collaboration between RBC Wealth Management Royal Trust and David Chilton, author of best-selling personal finance guides The Wealthy Barber and The Wealthy Barber Returns, and former dragon on CBC’s Dragons’ Den. #TrustRoyalTrust

“Some of these heirlooms have significant financial value. But many don’t. However, even those items are often charged with great emotional value.”

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