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Title: The Basics of Estate Planning in Toronto: An Introduction for Seniors


1
  • Sharp Asset Management Inc.
  • Estate Planning in Toronto Guide for Seniors
  • 416-722-9009
  • Contact_at_sharpasset.com

2
  • What Is Estate Planning?
  • Estate planning encompasses all your assets and
    liabilities.
  • Assets include real estate, valuables, personal
    possessions, and financial assets.
  • Financial assets cover bank accounts,
    investments, life insurance, and business funds.
  • Estate is net worth minus liabilities (unpaid
    bills, loans, taxes, etc.).

3
  • Components of an Estate Plan
  • An estate plan includes various elements
  • Distributing assets.
  • Paying debts.
  • Healthcare decisions.
  • Key documents will, power of attorney.
  • Executor selection.

4
  • Choosing an Executor
  • Executor is the person responsible for carrying
    out your will.
  • Select someone you trust for this crucial role.
  • No appointed executor leads to court involvement
    and potential complications.

Creating a Will
  • A will is a legal document that lays out your
    final wishes. The executor is the person that
    carries out the wishes outlined in the will.
  • Alarming statistic Only 20 of Canadians over 55
    have a will.

5
  • Assigning Power of Attorney (POA)
  • A POA grants someone legal authority to manage
    your finances if you can't."
  • POA responsibilities Paying bills, managing
    finances, interacting with professionals. You can
    have more than one POA.

Creating a Living Will
  • A living will, also called a personal directive,
    empowers a caregiver for healthcare decisions.
  • Critical decisions, including life support, organ
    donation, and palliative care.
  • Different from POA, it focuses solely on
    healthcare choices.

6
  • Estate Planning Checklist for Seniors
  • Take inventory of assets
  • Name beneficiaries in investment accounts,
    pensions, and insurance policies
  • Create a will
  • Plan and prepay your funeral
  • Give out gifts while alive
  • Review the plan every three-to-five years
  • Consider an impartial executor for complex assets
    or family dynamics

7
  • Contact us
  • 21 Greenwin Village Road, Toronto, Ontario, M2R
    2R9
  • P.O BOX 74539 Humbertown Centre,
  • 270 The Kingsway Toronto, ON M9A 5E2
  • 416-722-9009
  • contact_at_sharpasset.com
  • www.sharpasset.com

8
  • Thank you
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