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What is Estate Plan and How Is It Different From
A Will

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• Estate Plan
• Believe it or not, every human being wishes to
  ensure greater financial safety and financial
  security for their loved ones. If you stumbled
  across this article, you must be searching for
  ways to secure all the hard work that you put
  into building assets for you and your loved ones
  all your life. We know it very well too that you
  think about the consequences of your sudden
  demise. You must have given a thought to think of
  ways to secure your assets in case something
  happens to you. That is exactly where an estate
  plan comes into the picture. If you think you
  dont have any state, think again! Your estate
  comprises of everything that you own. Your estate
  includes your car, home, furniture, insurance
  plans, savings accounts, and other personal
  possessions. No matter how small or large your
  possessions are, everyone owns an estate. The sad
  truth is you cannot take it along with you in
  case something happens to you.
• A life spent thinking of when, what, and if
  is become the very complex especially when you
  dont have a backup plan in your hands. Without
  an estate plan, you probably will not be able to
  control how the things that hold the most
  importance in your life are given to your special
  ones all the people you care about the most. To
  affirm that your wishes are fulfilled, you should
  short for making a will or an estate plan that
  provides instructions that states who you want to
  hand over your possessions and estate as a gift
  of love.

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• What is an estate plan?
• The process of declaring a plan in advance and
  naming a person who you want to hand over the
  things that mean the most to you is called an
  estate plan. But in literal terms, an estate plan
  refers to the act of passing down personal assets
  or Investments from one generation to the next.
  Through an estate plan, you can easily decide how
  much of your estate, including your property,
  personal achievements, investments, saving
  accounts, cars, etc., you want to pass on to.
  Through an estate plan, you can also mention the
  names of the people that main hold a right over
  your assets after your demise. This is all done
  using the help of an agent or an
  attorney-in-fact. The person to draught a legal
  document that gives the Attorney a legal
  authority to make legal decisions for your
  property, state, and other personal assets.
• How is General Power of Attorney helpful in an
  estate plan?
• A general power of attorney is a legal document
  that is drafted by the principal (the property
  holder) with the help of an agent or an
  attorney-in-fact. The general power of attorney
  gives the agent or Tony an impact on the power to
  act for the principal. With the help of the
  agent, the principal can carry out all the legal
  decisions related to the property, finances, or
  even medical care. This also includes drafting
  and state plan to secure the principles
  properties and personal assets. The general power
  of attorney is frequently utilized in case of the
  principals sickness or inability to put
  signatures on the legal document. A general power
  of attorney should be considered by everyone as
  they grow older to plan for or long term security
  and care of their personal properties. The agent
  for the Attorney is authorized to take care of
  all the issues about the principals bank
  accounts, legal documents, signature, filing
  taxes, and many more. You as a principal can also
  declare a limited power of attorney. However, the
  unlimited power of attorney gives the agent a
  limited pass on your behalf. Unlike the general
  power of attorney, a limited power of attorney is
  only given a certain set of powers to exercise
  for asset duration.

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• How is it different from making a will?
• To a lot of people creating an estate plan and
  making a will are the same. However, an estate
  plan and making a will are two different worlds.
  While both the processes give your loved ones the
  right it or instructions about how your assets
  should be handled after your demise, an estate
  plan is an in-depth outline of your wishes that
  includes everything, write from your health,
  property, finances to even wishes that may be
  applicable even while you are living.
• Explaining broadly, a will includes relatively
  simpler details that the last testament should
  include. The details mentioned in a will can
  include beneficiaries who will be responsible for
  your kids, your properties, or your wishes
  related to other assets. A will is used only when
  you die. You are required to sign an executor who
  will be responsible to meet all the instructions
  mentioned in the will after you die.
• Estate Planning, on the other hand, is a broader
  concept that encapsulates the will, family trust,
  and testament along. In most of the cases, the
  will along with the document stating the family
  trust are some of the documents that are included
  in the creation of an estate plan.  It is a more
  intensive process that includes a variety of
  documents like a living will, appointed financial
  general power of attorney, designating the
  beneficiaries, etc.

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• Estate planning is essential for ensuring privacy
  by putting the plan on paper for your family and
  loved ones. Within the estate plan, you will be
  able to provide your family with a more detailed
  understanding of what you would like them to do
  after your demise. And a state plan will
  especially be beneficial in case you own a
  business or you wish to donate your Assets and
  properties to charity. With an estate plan, you
  can define specific requests related to all the
  Assets of your health, property, and personal
  achievements. Your children are not mature enough
  to understand your business or responsibilities
  as a principal, you can easily mention in your
  estate plan when you want your kids to inherit
  all that is theirs. With the help of an estate
  plan, you can also establish a family trust that
  will give your children access to your Assets and
  properties when they are old and ready to take
  charge.
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