Estate Planning Resources
Estate Planning Resources
Whether you’re a new parent or you’ve simply put things off, this information is
equally important. When planning for the unexpected, it’s better late than never.
Click the links below to view great resources for estate planning
Important Estate Planning Considerations for Parents
The joy of being a parent can sometimes be overshadowed by anxious thoughts: “If something were to happen to me and my spouse, what would happen to our children? Would they be taken care of? And who would look after them?” Planning for the unexpected is important!
John Hancock Estate Planning Guide
This guide will help to provide a clearer understanding of estate planning — from basic tools to sophisticated planning techniques. By using this guide and working with your advisors to implement planning options, you’ll be well on your way to preserving the estate you’ve worked so hard to build.
Estate Planning Document Guide
The joy of being a parent can sometimes be overshadowed by anxious thoughts: “If something were to happen to me and my spouse, what would happen to our children? Would they be taken care of? And who would look after them?” Planning for the unexpected is important!
Estate Equalization
Dividing your asset equally amount heirs can be difficult. Deciding what and how much to leave will be two of your main considerations as you develop your estate plan. This document outlines a strategy to distribute assets fairly and equitably.
Using a Survivorship Standby Trust, Funded with Life Insurance
Challenge: Find an estate planning protection solution for you and your spouse that also meets your needs during your lifetime. You’re also concerned about using an irrevocable solution that can’t be changed.
Solution: A Survivorship Standby Trust (SST) funded with survivorship life insurance