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What to put in your ‘when I’m dead’ folder
This seven-point checklist will help your loved ones make good decisions when you’re no longer here.
Tim MackayContributorMany self-managed super fund investors are emerging from COVID-19 in better financial shape. While there will be reconnecting with family and friends with shared experiences (like travel and restaurants), it will also be a great opportunity to reconnect on a financial level and share SMSF knowledge with family.
You are likely to have a will and nominated super beneficiaries to ensure your wealth goes to your loved ones. But if you died today, could your grieving loved ones take over your SMSF?
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