Charles Walts's Blog
January 18, 2017
Who gets your toys?
My brother once said, "He who dies with the most toys wins." By "toys" he meant all of the things we acquire in life. The problem is that life comes with an expiration clause and we can't take our toys with us when you pass on. What, then, are we to do?
By planning for the inevitable and having an up-to-date will, we can designate who gets the toys. It may be a spouse, a relative, or even a friend, but it shouldn't be the government.
My book, Rest in Peace, is a planning guide for the inevitable. It addresses the importance of getting your affairs in order before it's too late. The book contains several "tools" to help you do just that, and the tools are available on the web at www.confrontingdeath.com. It's worth a look.
By planning for the inevitable and having an up-to-date will, we can designate who gets the toys. It may be a spouse, a relative, or even a friend, but it shouldn't be the government.
My book, Rest in Peace, is a planning guide for the inevitable. It addresses the importance of getting your affairs in order before it's too late. The book contains several "tools" to help you do just that, and the tools are available on the web at www.confrontingdeath.com. It's worth a look.
