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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2020 · 52 MIN

Encore - Are your Ducks in a Row?: End of Life Planning Workshop

from EBPL Podcast from the East Brunswick Public Library · host EastBrunswick PublicLibrary

Recorded on 10/22/2020 at the East Brunswick Public Library. Join us for a panel of speakers for a discussion on everything you need  to know to pre-arrange & prepare for life’s most important  transition, and the incredible financial and emotional benefits of  pre-planning. Are Your Ducks in a Row? End of Life Planning This seminar will guide you through  preplanning & preparing for life’s most important transition, and  the incredible financial and emotional benefits of pre-planning. Your Life Story This  presentation will discuss the importance of telling one’s own story  through an obituary. It will offer helpful tips, insight and resources  to aid you in this journey. You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know About: Estate Planning Join  us for an informational seminar on estate planning. This presentation  will cover the estate planning basics and discuss wills, trusts,  probate, choosing fiduciaries, and protecting your family.

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