Estate planning is an essential step in structuring and protecting your property, both during your life and after your death. Everyone who owns assets can benefit from the estate-planning process. It includes planning for the unexpected, such as an illness or disability, as well as preparing for the certainty of death and taxes. Whether dealing with bank accounts, insurance policies, retirement plans, other investments, real estate or any other types of property, you can always minimize risks, pursue opportunities and simplify transitions. Proper planning will protect you, your loved ones and your legacy.
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