Estate planning protects your loved ones and ensures your wishes are honored – everyone needs these basics, no matter your wealth level.
A will decides how your assets are shared and who cares for your kids.
Powers of attorney let trusted people handle your finances and medical decisions if you can’t.
Remember to update beneficiaries after big life changes like marriage, divorce, or adding to your family.
Life insurance needs depend on your dependents, debts, and what you already have.
Review everything every few years or when life changes – keeping it current makes all the difference.
The 5 Key Components of Estate Planning & Why You Need to Know
