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    Your Amazing Itty Bitty® “Before” Financial Checklist:
    Your Amazing Itty Bitty® “Before” Financial Checklist:
    Your Amazing Itty Bitty® “Before” Financial Checklist:
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    Your Amazing Itty Bitty® “Before” Financial Checklist:

    By Marie Burns

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    This book is for you if you are starting to help your aging parents, are retired and beginning to think about the second half of your life, have been through a rough estate settling process and vowed to never put your family through the same experience and are any age and trying to get your financial house in order. Using the information in this Itty Bitty® Book, you can get financially organized, update your documents, and have peace of mind that your wishes will be carried out as cost-effectively as possible. If you want to save your family time, stress, money and preserve family relationships in the end, pick up a copy of this helpful Itty Bitty® Book today.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherS & P Productions, Inc.
    Release dateJan 30, 2019
    ISBN9780463315507
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      Your Amazing Itty Bitty® “Before” Financial Checklist: - Marie Burns

      Your Amazing Itty Bitty®

      Before Financial Checklist:

      15 Important Actions to Complete Before the Loss of a Loved One

      Smashwords Edition

      By Marie Burns, CFP®

      This book is for you if you are starting to help your aging parents, are retired and beginning to think about the second half of your life, have been through a rough estate settling process and vowed to never put your family through the same experience and are any age and trying to get your financial house in order. Using the information in this Itty Bitty® Book, you can get financially organized, update your documents, and have peace of mind that your wishes will be carried out as cost-effectively as possible. If you want to save your family time, stress, money and preserve family relationships in the end, pick up a copy of this helpful Itty Bitty® Book today.

      Published by Itty Bitty® Publishing

      A subsidiary of S & P Productions, Inc.

      Copyright © 2018 Marie Burns

      This booklet is intended to be informational only and is not intended to be construed as tax, financial or legal advice. Readers should consult their own advisors who are licensed in their state and are familiar with their personal situation.

      Dedication

      This book is dedicated to the families I have helped

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