I’m Dead, Now What?
Once you are dead, what things do you think your family or friends might need to help making your demise a little easier to deal with? You’d be surprised how long a list this can be.
#Dead #Will #POA
Once you are dead, what things do you think your family or friends might need to help making your demise a little easier to deal with? You’d be surprised how long a list this can be.
#Dead #Will #POA
In this witty yet insightful reflection, the question isn’t just how you live within your means—but whether you should die with some left. Inspired by the Oscar Wilde quote, “I am dying beyond my means,” the post explores whether it’s better to leave a financial legacy or spend it all and leave nothing behind. Whether you plan to go out with a financial bang or pass on a tidy sum, this piece dives into the planning, the ethics, and the humor behind managing your means until the end.
Keywords: means, dying beyond your means, financial legacy, end-of-life planning, spending vs saving, estate planning, executor responsibility, financial endgame
If you have a notarized will, can you start dealing with a deceased person’s estate? Yes and no, Quebec Estate rules are a little more interesting than you might think.
#Quebec #Will #Estate
Day 5 of the Financial Advent Calendar is about WIlls and Estates, and the importance of having it all up to date. If you live in Quebec there are a lot of specific rules you need to know about.