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Will vs. Trust-Based Planning White Paper

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Determining what happens to your assets at death is a fundamental aspect of responsible estate planning. Various options can ease asset disposition and ensure your wishes are fulfilled. Without a valid will or trust in place, the disposition of your assets will be determined under applicable state law and may not align with your wishes.

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