
- December15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 23
Cost of a Will
Surprising statistic:
Physician's Money Digest
About twothirds of readers don't have a will, despite anaverage net worth of $1.1 million. Ifyou die without a will, the courts get todecide where the assets in your estatego, which may not coincide with whatyou would like. Solving the problemmay cost some dollars, but it's wellworth the price. Depending on howcomplex they are and where you live,wills for you and your spouse, alongwith living wills and durable powers ofattorney, will run from $500 to $2000.Simple wills can be drawn up using softwarelike Quicken WillMaker Plus (800-728-3555; www.nolo.com; CD, $50;download, $40). Just don't expect to beable to change the preset language.
Articles in this issue
almost 18 years ago
Steer Clear of Dangerous Tax Promisesalmost 18 years ago
Tactfully Time Your Disability Insurancealmost 18 years ago
Safeguard Your Assets with a Solid Wealth Preservation Planalmost 18 years ago
Expose Your Portfolio to Foreign Dineroalmost 18 years ago
Minimize Irrational Investing Behavioralmost 18 years ago
Model Portfolio Series: Equity Incomealmost 18 years ago
SUV Loophole Tighteningalmost 18 years ago
Going DIY on Financesalmost 18 years ago
The State of Death Taxesalmost 18 years ago
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