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Category: End of Life Planning

It’s a question many of us would rather not think about: what happens if someone dies and doesn’t have family to step in? It might sound rare, but it’s more...

Generally speaking, most people don’t want to think about death. While that shouldn’t come as a surprise, you may not have realized just how much this tendency has impacted people’s...

Like most things, the hardest part of making an end-of-life plan is the beginning. Nobody wants to think about passing away, and the most common approach is to avoid it...

The holidays are right around the corner. It’s the time when families get together and create memories that will last a lifetime. Those memories can be represented in heirlooms that...

Nothing reminds us of our own mortality and raises all sorts of existential questions (and sometimes crises) than discussions about a last will and testament. For some, it’s just another...

One of the facts of life is that eventually, it will end. As age increases and health concerns progress, a person’s health may be affected to the point where end-of-life...

In the U.S., it’s not uncommon for a single funeral to cost thousands of dollars — with a median cost of $7,640, according to the National Funeral Directors Association. And...

Although many people view funerals and related ceremonies as an unpleasant experience, these rituals are an inherent part of what it means to be human. We all die, and honoring...

Your will is one of the most critical documents in your estate plan. As you research, you’ll learn about many different types of wills, such as simple wills, joint wills,...

It’s often said that funerals are for the living. They give those left behind a chance to remember the dearly departed and then reflect upon their own lives. When you...

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