Why Everyone should Upgrade to a Smarter Will
Smarter estate planning is not just for the wealthy
Don’t let your hard-earned legacy go to waste
| Even if all you own is your house/apartment, you should still upgrade from a so-called ‘simple’ will to a more sophisticated will that properly protects your assets and reduces unnecessary tax.
Short, simplistic wills do NOT avoid complications – in fact, they do the opposite, by preventing flexibility and leaving gaping holes for tax leakage. They also leave your estate exposed to creditors and predators. You’ve worked all your life to build what you have: don’t waste tens of thousands of dollars in unnecessary tax, and expose your hard-earned assets to risk, for the sake of a few hundred dollars now. |
Disclaimer: The above is to be considered as general education. This is not advice and it is not to be acted upon without advice from a qualified professional who understands your personal circumstances.
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