A Tough Subject: Death Planning
As you journey toward your end, “dreading and hoping all,” to quote Yeats, there is a lot to ponder.
Assuming that you have fully documented your intentions for your estate and charitable giving, there is the looming and difficult subject of death planning. For most, it’s akin to doing taxes and having a root canal in the same day.
Although death planning can be emotionally vexing, it is essential for families and survivors. They may not know your true intentions without written directives. By the time the will is read or estate plan executed, it will be too late.
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