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From 'I Do' to 'What If': Estate Planning Must-Do's for Newlyweds - Part 2

  From 'I Do' to 'What If': Estate Planning Must-Do's for Newlyweds - Part 2 Getting married and starting a new chapter in your life is an exciting time. It’s also a time that requires a lot of housekeeping such as updating your address if your marriage includes a move, changing your tax filing status with your employer, and adding your new spouse to your bank and credit card accounts.  But did you know that creating (or updating) your estate plan should also be on your post-wedding to-do list?  Last week we started to explore the key estate planning components every newlywed couple needs to protect their rights, wishes, and plans for their assets now and in the future. This week, we’re continuing the conversation with three more estate planning must-do’s for newlyweds. If you missed last week’s blog, be sure to click this link to catch up. [link to last week’s blog page]. 04 | A Living Trust Are you surprised to see a Trust on our list before a Will? Here’s why a T

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