Estate Planning Canada - Avoid Probate and EXCESS Tax

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In this video, I will walk you through who needs to do estate planning and what you should know before you start.
If you’ve accumulated many assets or have a large or blended family, then estate planning is particularly important for you.
Watch the whole video to find out the truth about probate and why it’s more useful than you might think.
From speaking with many cross-border families, I’ve found that estate planning is often overlooked.
But if you want to leave a legacy, estate planning is a critical part of your financial planning process, particularly if you want to reduce your tax bill. Keep in mind that the information in this video is general in nature. You should work with your financial advisor and lawyer to create an estate plan tailored to your needs.
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KEY TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO:
Estate planning canada, avoid probate and excess tax, avoiding taxes at death, estate planning tips, estate planning for blended families, financial planning for couples, asset protection, do i need a trust, financial planning canada, canada probate, reduce probate fees, beneficiary, death taxes, taxation upon death, taxes at death, strategies for avoiding probate, power of attorney canada, rrsp upon death, generational wealth, health care directive, generational wealth basics, estate planning challenges in canada, estate planning challenges, how to leave an inheritance for your children, generational money, how to leave generational wealth, financial education
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