Posted on: 7th February 2016 in Retirement Planning
As much as it is dreading and uncomfortable to discuss your dying wishes, the failure to do so will reflect a great burden for your loved ones that you leave behind. Those who die intestate (die without a Will) simply create a financial nightmare for family among other problems, with the worst-case scenario being that the government decides the distribution of your assets and finances. Consider some of the financial burdens faced by your close family and friends:We have 18 offices across the globe and we manage over $2billion for our 20,000+ clients
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