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You have worked all your life and saved for retirement. What other planning work could possibly be left?
Estate planning is not something just for the ultra-wealthy.
The fact is that real money will be left behind after your passing. You worked hard for that money. Shouldn’t it go to those you love or to a charity that shares your values? Make sure your money goes where you want it to be.
A financial advisor can help you avoid preventable situations like this one. An advisor can help you set up a will, a letter of direction, power of attorney, and other estate arrangements.
With the help of a financial advisor, you can prevent this from happening and create a legacy you can be proud of.
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