Estate planning is an often overlooked aspect of our financial lives. Though most still don't have wills, estate planning is so much more. Just to get you thinking:
3 legal papers you shouldn't live without - MSN Money: "Who would be authorized to pay your bills or wrangle with insurance companies about your care? Who would decide whether to sue that driver who hit you -- or shut off the respirator that's keeping you going? The state will eventually find someone to fill these roles, after a potentially costly and time-consuming court hearing. But it might not be the person you would want. So at a time when you're most vulnerable, life-and-death decisions could be made for you by a stranger -- or an estranged, distant or greedy relative." Read more of this guest article.
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