As a savvy investor, you don't need to wait until old age to start thinking about how you protect the people who rely on you.
Having a plan in place for life after your death, or your day-to-day care if someone needed to take over the responsibility, keeps you in control of how it goes down, while also protecting those who you love and want the best for you.
How close are you to ticking all 5 checkboxes:
We've focused on these 5 steps because:
(1) they address the most immediate issues your loved ones could face, whatever age you are and whenever its needed.
(2) You can achieve these steps super easily, without necessarily having to leave your home!
To be fully prepared for the future, getting professional advice from an Estate Planner, or Estate Planning Lawyer is important and worth the time invested. These services can be in-person, or you can even find providers which are fully online.
With today's technology, there's nothing stopping you from being your own risk manager, and your loved ones will thank you for it!
Think about what life looks like after you've gone
If your health takes an unexpected turn, your choices will fit your beliefs and guide those around you
While neither this article, nor the mind map illustrations constitute legal advice and you should always seek help from a qualified professional, we wanted to get your thinking juices flowing. No one knows what tomorrow holds and to be great with money, you don't only want to think about how to make it, but also how to protect it for those who come after you.
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