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MY LEGACY: A Planning Workbook WHERE TO START For many of us, the task of creating or updating our estate plan is one of those to-dos we repeatedly move to the bottom of the list. It's easy to ignore

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1. Start by gathering all important documents related to your assets and liabilities, such as property deeds, bank statements, investment documents, insurance policies, and debts.
2. Make a list of all your assets, including financial accounts, real estate properties, vehicles, and valuable possessions.
3. Determine how you want your assets to be distributed after your death. This may involve creating a will, establishing a trust, or designating beneficiaries for certain accounts.
4. Consider consulting with an estate planning attorney to ensure that your wishes are legally enforceable and to receive guidance on minimizing taxes and other potential issues.
5. Document any specific instructions or preferences you have regarding funeral arrangements, organ donation, or charitable donations.
6. Review and update your legacy planning regularly to account for any significant life events, such as marriage, divorce, childbirth, or the acquisition of new assets.
7. Communicate your legacy planning decisions to your loved ones and ensure that they understand your intentions.
8. Store all important documents and information in a secure location, and inform a trusted person about their whereabouts.

Who needs my legacy a planning?

1. Anyone who wants to ensure that their assets are distributed according to their wishes after their death can benefit from legacy planning.
2. It is particularly essential for individuals with significant assets, complex financial situations, or specific preferences regarding the distribution of their estate.
3. Legacy planning is also important for parents who want to protect and provide for their children, as well as individuals who want to support charitable causes or organizations.

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My legacy planning includes decisions and actions regarding the distribution of one's assets and possessions after death.

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Any individual who wants to ensure their assets are distributed according to their wishes is encouraged to create a legacy planning.

How to fill out my legacy a planning?

To fill out your legacy planning, you can consult with a lawyer specialized in estate planning, gather information on your assets and beneficiaries, and document your wishes for asset distribution.

What is the purpose of my legacy a planning?

The purpose of legacy planning is to ensure that one's assets are distributed according to their wishes and provide for the financial security of their loved ones.

What information must be reported on my legacy a planning?

Information such as assets, beneficiaries, debt, insurance policies, and any special instructions for asset distribution must be included in your legacy planning.