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Prepare Your Affairs provides educational and motivational end-of-life planning tools to help families prepare for the unexpected death of a spouse or aging parent.

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Tools and Resources

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  • "Accomplishing hard things requires preparation, a realistic understanding of what may be required, and a willingness to put forth the effort."

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“What-If” Planning Blog:
Helping You Future-Proof Your Family

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