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Most of us plan for what happens after we pass away. Far fewer plan for what happens if we are alive but unable to manage our own affairs. This month's articles explain why incapacity planning matters and how to choose the people you trust to make your financial and medical decisions.

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Why You Need to Worry About Incapacity Planning

Most people plan for what happens after they pass away, but incapacity can arrive at any age and for many reasons. This article explains what incapacity means, how it differs from disability, and why naming your own decision-makers keeps these choices out of a court's hands.

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Whom Do You Trust to Make Your Financial Decisions?

Your bills, taxes, and investments still need attention if you cannot manage them yourself. This article explains how a revocable living trust and a financial power of attorney let you choose who steps in, and what to consider when making that choice.

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Whom Do You Trust to Make Your Medical Decisions?

Without a medical power of attorney and a living will, your care may not reflect what you would have wanted. This article explains how these documents work together and why a court-appointed guardian is considered a last resort.

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