Why even a simple will matters
Many people think they do not need a will because they do not own much. A simple will still makes life easier for the people you leave behind.
A will says who should receive your things and who should carry out your wishes. Without one, state rules decide, and this can take longer and cost more.
Keep your will and a list of important accounts in a safe place, and tell someone you trust where to find them. Review it after big changes such as a marriage, a move or a new grandchild.
A local attorney or a legal aid office for seniors can help at low cost. This article is general information, not medical, legal or financial advice. Please check important decisions with a professional.
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