|Articles|September 16, 2008

Physician's Money Digest

  • September30 2003
  • Volume 10
  • Issue 18

After You're Gone

You may have your estate plans ingood shape, but if you don't let familymembers in on the details, they will haveto figure out your wishes after you die.That's a situation that could easily leadto confusion and even family discord.A list that includes bank and brokeraccount numbers, insurance policyinformation, and computer passwordsto access online financial data is essential.You should also include informationon where to find important documentslike your will and powers ofattorney. Your Family Records Organizer,a CD available from Kiplinger's(800-280-7165; www.kiplinger.com/organizer), can help you getorganized with all your importantestate data in 1 place.

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Distinguish Tax Loopholes and Tax Scams

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Reduce Your Retirement Plan's Tax Bite

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Research the Facts Before You Refinance

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Lend Your Parents a Safe Financial Hand

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Learn to Diagnose and Treat a Sick Home

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Remember: Money Isn't Who You Are

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Get Back to Basic Bartering

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Know the Duties of an Estate Executor

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