07/09/2025
We’ve seen it: someone passes away with a well-constructed estate plan, confident they’ve done everything right—yet they never shared the details with their family. Without that crucial communication, even solid plans can lead to confusion, unintended tax consequences, and significant emotional stress.
Involving your children in your planning is one of the most powerful ways to protect your legacy and give your loved ones the clarity they’ll need when it matters most.
Path Financial Vice President of Financial Planning Nolan Lewis, CFP® offers tips on what to consider when planning for the future. Read "Why You Must Involve Your Adult Children in Your Financial Plan": https://www.pathfinancial.net/250625.htm
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