Ever since we’ve had children we have wrestled with “The Santa Dilemma” on an annual basis.
For those of you not familiar with the dilemma, here are the two warring factions:
While one of the statements seems a little extreme, I can see the logic behind that thought process.
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Everyone that knows me is aware that I love two things in particular: good deals and good deeds. Rarely do the two meet, but when they do I love to get the message out.
Having a will in place is a good idea, regardless of your financial status, number of dependents, or any other oft quoted factors. It’s a good idea because it insures that you and your family, not the state or an impartial court, decide the disposition of your assets and treasures. Most people work hard for their “things” and if for no other reason it’s worthwhile to make sure you have your say.
First responders (police, paramedics, fire) in particular should make sure they have a current will in place as statistically they face some of the higher odds of dying unexpectedly. However, between their inherent bravado and tight budgets it’s often overlooked. Thanks for the generosity of a non-profit fondation, at least one of those obstacles have been removed.
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