The COVID-19 crisis has raised questions and concerns with regard to estate planning. Last week, we addressed Estate Planning Questions and Solutions in the Context of COVID-19. Given the current atmosphere, here are a few additional tips to consider:
1. Make sure your documents are current and reflect your wishes.
Dan interviews Financial Planner, Anthony Salerno of Ameriprise
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