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Planning for the Inevitable
Retirement is not the only thing you need to plan for in old age, but it is the cheerier of the other options. What will happen to your money when you die? It may not be a pleasant thing to think about, but it is important to make sure that should something happen that your loved ones are still taken care of and continue to receive financial aid that was going to you. This goes further than just Social Security, which offers survivors benefits, you also need to make sure your other accounts are in order and ready to transition to paying to your significant other or other dependents. For more information visit this article by Holly Nicholson with The News & Observer.
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