Pet Planning: A Pet is Like a
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Pet Planning Can Be a Life Saver

We plan for our family members, creating Wills and Trusts, so that we can pass on our savings to our beneficiaries. But what about our pets? They should be included in the planning too.

The Definition of Pet Trusts

Pet Trusts are legal documents included in your Estate Plan that define what you want to happen with your pet after you die. Pet Trusts are critical because they ensure your pet will have a home.

Why Aren’t Pet Wills Feasible?

Many believe you can put your pet in a Will and everything will be fine. Pets are considered to be property, which means you cannot leave any money or property to them and that’s why Pet Wills do not work.

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Understand the importance of smart Pet Planning and creating a Pet Trust. You’ll also discover:

  1. How to avoid making the mistake of creating Pet Wills
  2. How to choose the right caregiver
  3. Set aside money for your pet
  4. How to decide whether or not to purchase pet insurance

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Pet Trusts and Conditional Wills: Ways to Include Your Pet in Your Estate Plans

Setting aside money for someone to care for your pets after you’re gone is not only for the rich and famous. Creating an estate plan that includes your pet should be the typical practice for all animal owners. You can make sure when someone takes care of your best four-legged friend after you pass away, you are not creating a financial burden. A  read more–>



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