When it comes to planning for the future and ensuring your wishes are honored after you're gone, understanding the difference between a Will and a Trust is crucial. Both are essential tools in estate planning, but they serve different purposes and offer unique benefits. In this blog post, we review a Will vs Trust to help you make informed decisions about your end-of-life planning.

Planning a funeral can feel overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time doing so and you're trying to save money. However, with the right steps, you can plan a respectful, meaningful service without breaking the bank. Emotions can cloud decision-making when planning a funeral, and it can lead to overspending or making choices that might not align with what the deceased would have wanted or what is necessary. It’s a delicate balance between honoring the person’s memory and keeping practical, financial considerations in mind. Learn how to plan a funeral in this blog post by Planned with Purpose, LLC.

Wondering how to organize end-of-life planning details? No matter the situation, organizing documents for any funeral will be a challenging and emotional process.  While everyone has their own personal touch when it comes to organization, there are some key details that I always recommend organizing in any situation. I’ve created a set of documents that help you organize and document all the key items needed to ensure a smooth and orderly end-of-life plan for you or your loved ones. I also offer customized personal binders to store your important documents so that things are clearly labeled and easily accessed when the time comes. Get all the details in this blog post.

When planning your own funeral, there can be hidden or unexpected costs that aren't always immediately obvious. I can’t stress to you enough that it is important to ask about all potential expenses up front to avoid surprises. With my experience, I would love to share with you some hot topics that might give you a second thought when planning.