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W e spend most of our waking hours either working to earn money or thinking about what we’ll do with it: spend it, save it or invest it, lawyer John Ventura observes in his book “Kiplinger’s Estate Planning: The Complete Guide to Wills, Trusts, and Maximizing Your Legacy” (Kaplan, $21.95).
Worthy Read to Get Serious About Estate Planning" />W e spend most of our waking hours either working to earn money or thinking about what we’ll do with it: spend it, save it or invest it, lawyer John Ventura observes in his book “Kiplinger’s Estate Planning: The Complete Guide to Wills, Trusts, and Maximizing Your Legacy” (Kaplan, $21.95).
And then there are those folks who dream about money, too.
But Ventura notes that few people give more than a passing thought to what will happen to their money and property after they die. Perhaps that’s because they don’t believe they have much to leave to their heirs. Or perhaps it’s because it’s not uplifting to spend time thinking about death and what happens afterward.
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