FI School Lesson 15: Estate planning
I saved the hardest for last. Estate planning is something everyone knows they need to do, but nobody wants to do. Estate planning isn’t fun, but it’s an act of love for those you care about. So read and learn, then take action today!
= Canadian contentBlogs
Note: I’d like to add more US-centric estate-planning blog content—if you have reliable resources to share, please let me know! I’ll gladly vet it then share it here.
Estate Law Canada
Lynne Butler has a huge archive of articles covering many topics related to estate law. This is a small selection of articles which I found useful:
Podcasts
Tools
- Bitwarden: Give loved ones access to your passwords and other secure digital info.
- Epilogue Wills*: Simple, smart online wills that you can complete from the comfort of home.
- Family Emergency Binder*: A fillable, printable binder to leave for your loved ones in case of emergency (read my detailed review for more info).
- Willful*: Online wills made easy (receive 10% off on any Willful plan when using my link).
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