Guide to Reviewing Your Estate Plan and Organizing Supporting Information
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- Financial Accounting,
- Financial Information,
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Overview: To ensure that the plan meets the estate planning goals, organize relevant personal and financial information. Giving the right information to the right persons now can make administration of the estate easier and less costly when the time comes for others to take over for one. After one has successfully reviewed the estate plan and determined which areas need updating, he should not let all of that hard work go to waste. The better prepared and organized the personal and financial information is, the easier it will be to execute the estate plan. The first step is to list personal and financial information, such as estate plan documents, assets and liabilities, personal information, personal directives, and important people. One has to keep the information up-to-date and store it in a safe place. While gathering and maintaining this information may seem time consuming and tedious, providing the family, fiduciaries and trusted advisors with this information will greatly increase the efficiency of the estate administration and help reduce the costs of administering the estate. Plus, it offers one peace of mind knowing that the directives will be carried out to the exact wishes.
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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1
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