Checklist to be a Decent Human

9 Nov 2022 · 1 min

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In this brief video, a self‑described “money protection lawyer” delivers a free, step‑by‑step checklist aimed at helping viewers prepare for the inevitable end of life and demonstrate responsibility to their loved ones. The speaker emphasizes the uncertainty of life and urges viewers to compile comprehensive inventories of personal belongings, financial accounts, policies, and debts, including account numbers, document locations, and contact information. He advises verifying beneficiary designations on every account, creating a will or, preferably, a trust, and establishing 529 college savings accounts for grandchildren or other beneficiaries. The monologue concludes with a promotional call to join upcoming private chat groups for deeper guidance, positioning the checklist as a means to be a “decent human” by easing the transition for family members.

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As your money protection lawyer, I am going to bestow upon you, totally free, my How to Be a Decent Human Being in This Life checklist. Everything about this life is uncertain, and you never know when you're gonna be asked to leave. First item: make a list of all your stuff you'd like somebody else to receive. Next, make a list of all your accounts and policies and insurance. List the account numbers, location of the documents, and any contact numbers. Next, make a list of all your debts with the same information. Yes, they're gonna have to be paid out of your estate. Next, and this is important, sign up for my private chat groups that are going to be starting soon, where I'm going to be giving in-depth information on this and other topics to help you be a decent human being. Next, review every single account and policy to see if you have a beneficiary designated. Next, for heaven's sakes, do a will or a trust. Trust is better, but a will is certainly better than nothing. Next, if you've got grandchildren or anybody else in your life that needs a college education, set up a 529 savings account for them. Whenever you're asked to leave this life, whether it's early or late, you'll be showing your family that you are in fact a decent human being, that you love them enough to make your departure a little easier.