You don’t have to be super wealthy to have an estate plan. In fact, most people could benefit from one. So why do we tend to procrastinate?
Discussing what will happen to your children and your assets after you die might not sound like the most pleasant task. Is that why so many people don’t have wills or estate plans? Mark talks with Colleen O’Brien about what’s actually in an estate plan and how you can get started creating one.
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