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When you pass away, the instructions you leave behind in your last will are administered by whomever you choose as the executor. The executor’s responsible for ensuring that the beneficiaries you’ve specified will receive the assets in your estate. Naming an executor...
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During estate planning, you may consider a family member or loved one to carry out the executor role if something happens to you. After all, you need someone you trust will uphold your wishes and family members often fulfill that role within your life. However, good...
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