
- October15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 19
Who Has a Will?
Physician's Money Digest
It's an amazing statistic; numeroussurveys indicatethat two of three physicians don't have asimple will, much less the add-ons thatmany legal experts say are must-haves,such as a living will or durable power ofattorney. It's even more startling given therelatively low cost of meeting basic estateplanning needs. A simple will may cost$250 or less and a living will may cost aslittle as $75. A power of attorney may beas inexpensive as $50 to $100. Of course,the larger your estate is, the more complexand costly your estate planning will be.But the basics are a bargain.
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Determine when a Roth IRA Makes Senseabout 18 years ago
Ponder the Privatized Social Security Issueabout 18 years ago
Accelerate Retirement Savings with a 412(i)about 18 years ago
Replace Malpractice Fiction with Factabout 18 years ago
Expand Your Insurance Protection Planabout 18 years ago
Save More with College Rewards Programsabout 18 years ago
Select a Team Worthy of the Super Bowlabout 18 years ago
Recover Taxes from a Natural Disasterabout 18 years ago
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