Five tips that you should consider before you have your first last will and testament made.
Let’s say it’s about that time - you’re not getting any younger, you’re accumulating some assets, you may have one or more children, and you know it’s time to address estate planning. You’re thinking “Geez, I don’t even have a will. I don’t want the government getting everything if I pass away.” By the way, if you don’t have a will, it’s unlikely that the government is going to get your entire estate, but the government will determine who does inherit from you.
Time to stop procrastinating and get your will done. Here are five tips that you should be aware of when making your first Will:

0:00 Intro
0:46 Bequest to Spouse
1:39 Bequest to Kids
3:15 Your Executor
5:00 Will vs. Living Trust
6:20 Additional Estate Documents
7:07 Conclusion

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