Making a will is one of the most effective ways to leave a legacy, support your future, and protect what you love regardless of your wealth or status. Your personalized estate plan can clearly spell out your wishes, reduce family conflicts, and eliminate the need for speculation over what you would have wanted. If you have minor children, a will is crucial to establish guardians for your children and their property.
“I like the option that I will have over time, to edit and make adjustments depending on financial status and other changes that take place over the years. I appreciate the opportunity I have to work on my will on my own without sitting in the attorney’s office where I may have more difficulty making these difficult decisions. I also like that I can print it out and share with family and attorneys as needed. Thanks for the opportunity your foundation has given me to write up a will.” Jennifer Mac, RN, CCRN, Princeton Health Employee.
Wills also provide an opportunity to support the causes you care most about. If you choose to create a legacy with the Princeton Medical Center Foundation, you can easily add the necessary language in your will to memorialize your gift intentions.
There is no need to wait for a special occasion or milestone event. Self-help solutions for common estate planning needs are available completely free of charge. Visit www.freewill.com/pmcf to learn more.