Estate planning is often thought of as simply having a Will in place for the end of life. But Mindi Banach, Tax and Estate Planner at TD Wealth, says an estate plan can do much more: it can help create a plan for your loved ones and clarify the legacy you want to leave behind. She also shared what to consider when getting started.
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