
You will need to provide a death certificate to gain access to pension benefits, life insurance policies, settling the deceased debts, and to close out financial accounts. Funeral Directors are able to assist you with obtaining this legal document....
Read More ›Planning for the transfer of all your personal assets after death. Assets include: monies, pensions, jewelry, cars, houses, land, and insurance policies among other items. The goal of your estate plan is to make sure that all your personal assets are...
Read More ›a. Life Snapshot (Online Safe) b. Residential Security Safe c. Banking Vault d. Post Office...
Read More ›There are two primary types of life insurance: term and whole-life. Term covers you for only a set amount of time. For example, a 25-year old male that purchases a 30-year term policy will see that his policies coverage will expire at age 55 if it is...
Read More ›A Death certificate is an official document issued by the government, that confirms the cause, location, and time of death, along with other personal information about the deceased. It is the only legal proof available for families to utilize in orde...
Read More ›A power of attorney, also known as a POA, is a legal document that gives a person, known as the agent, the power to act on behalf of another person, known as the principal. The agent’s legal authority can be broad or limited when it comes to making...
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