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In our client meetings, the term “wealth” is often tossed around somewhat loosely. We talk about building wealth, managing wealth, enhancing wealth, and

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A will is the foundation of your estate plan and it is essential if your financial affairs are to be settled in accordance with your wishes. If you die without