“What-if” Planning Blog
Top Questions About What-If Planning: Part 2
End-of-life planning comes with a lot of questions, and we're here to help answer them. In Part Two of our common questions series, we tackle topics like how to introduce the conversation with family, cultural and personal factors to consider, and what to do if loved ones disagree with your choices. Get the guidance you need to create a plan that truly reflects your values and wishes.
Top Questions About What-If Planning: Part 1
End-of-life planning doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. In this blog, we’re answering five of the most common questions we hear about what-if planning—from convincing loved ones to start planning, to choosing the right executor, to making the process manageable. Whether you’re just starting or revisiting your plans, this guide will help you take practical steps toward peace of mind.
Christmas Special – Five Gifts to Wrap Your Legacy with Love
Give your family the ultimate gift this holiday season: peace of mind. Discover five essential ways to protect your loved ones with thoughtful end-of-life planning, from life insurance to heartfelt letters. These lasting gifts will be cherished far beyond the holidays.
Overcoming Procrastination – How Families Can Start End-of-Life Planning Today
Don’t wait until it’s too late—start your family’s end-of-life planning today! Whether you’re a young stay-at-home parent or an adult child of aging parents, now is the time to protect your loved ones, save money, and gain peace of mind. Learn the essential steps to secure your family’s future, including starting conversations, evaluating your current plans, and booking estate planning consultations. Take action now to avoid leaving your family vulnerable.
Talking to Reluctant Parents About End-of-Life Planning: Tips for Adult Children
Starting the conversation about end-of-life planning with your parents can be tough, especially when they don’t want to talk about it. In this post, we share practical strategies to help you navigate these sensitive discussions, from asking simple questions to leading by example. By encouraging them to prepare their affairs now, you’ll be giving both them and your family peace of mind for the future
10 Power of Attorney Myths That Could Ruin Your End-of-Life Plans
Discover the top 10 myths about power of attorney and learn the facts you need to protect your future and avoid common misconceptions.