Spiritually, this is a question best left to religion or philosophy. But materially, you can specify what happens to your money and property after you pass away using a will or revocable living trust.
A will is the most basic estate planning document that everybody should have. A will should name who will receive your accounts and property and describe the distribution to them.
A living trust is a trust that can hold your money and property while you are alive and distribute them to beneficiaries upon your death. At the designated time (death or incapacity), a trustee takes over the trust and manages the accounts and property you placed in it.
Rewarding yourself is a way to break out of procrastination that may be hindering your estate plan goals. And what better reward is there than taking control of your future? Call today to schedule an appointment.
