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Online tools promise to democratize estate planning and will preparation, but users are responsible for complying with state laws.
Online tools promise to democratize estate planning and will preparation, but users are responsible for complying with state laws.
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(Image: Shutterstock) Death is as somber as it is inevitable. But as we live more of our lives online, it's more important than ever to make sure loved ones can access digital accounts when we're gone. Don't be the guy who locked cryptocurrency exchange customers out of $250 million after his death because only he knew the password. There are a number of ways loved ones can request access to your accounts once you're gone, but they don't need that stress. Several online services allow you to designate legacy contacts or grant access after a period of inactivity. Here's how to make sure those...
Can’t afford an estate plan? Here’s what you can do without spending a fortune CNBC 1/3/2021 © Provided by CNBC Estate planning isn't only for the wealthy — yet the majority of Americans don't have a plan in place. Plans may include a will, powers of attorney and a living will — also known as an advance directive. Less than one-third of Americans have one or more such documents, according to a 2020 survey of 2,400 people by Caring.com and YouGov. While many folks don't like to face the thought of their own mortality, they may also think preparing for it is too expensive, said Stev...