57% of adults in the United States have not prepared any estate planning documents such as a will or trust despite the fact that 76% viewed them as important. Many of the respondents said this was due to procrastination, but many others mistakenly believed that it was not necessary because they did not have many assets.
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No one enjoys thinking about their own funeral, but making those arrangements in advance yourself may be one of the most thoughtful acts you can do for your loved ones. More and more people are including funeral planning as part...
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If privacy is a concern, you may wish to create a trust instead of a will. While the creation of a will is more affordable upfront, trusts allow assets to be distributed privately, without costly court involvement. Trusts also allow...
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A pet trust will ensure that a caretaker of your choice is in place as soon as you are no longer able to care for your pet. In addition, the terms of the trust are binding, and the money you...
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Let's work together to avoid these common estate planning mistakes for farmers and ranchers.
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