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DetroitLegalBeagle

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4. Only if you have no one to pass anything on to

Reply to bucolic_frolic (Original post)

Mon Oct 4, 2021, 05:04 PM

Oct 2021

And if you know you won't outlive when the bill is due. Personally this isn't an option for me. My wife and I have things set up so our kids and any future grandchildren will get a good financial boost when we're gone.

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A reminder. He who dies broke, wins. [View all] bucolic_frolic Oct 2021 OP

Only if you know the exact multigraincracker Oct 2021 #1

I plan to be generous with family bucolic_frolic Oct 2021 #2

Never had kids and only one relative multigraincracker Oct 2021 #3

Only if you have no one to pass anything on to DetroitLegalBeagle Oct 2021 #4

All true, but it really only becomes an issue if taxed bucolic_frolic Oct 2021 #5