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Subject: Re: Elder Question about Inheritance?

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Jim S. Loveless

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Date Posted: 16:46:56 06/03/05 Fri
In reply to: Daphne Kane 's message, "Elder Question about Inheritance?" on 16:12:42 06/03/05 Fri

Hello, inheritance works, but it is based on your relations and not your will. A neighbour who has a better relation with you than your kids do, might inherite more then the kids.

You should consider opening a bank account. I work for SimCity First Trust Bank, Inc. and from my Simmerville office we offer households to place their cash in the bank. That way they can transfer money to a heir directly and before they die.

The best thing would be to let your main heir move into the house while you still live there. The house is normally of a lot more value than the cash balance.

You will find an article about bank accounts in Simmerville's Fortune section.

Jim S. Loveless

>Hi,
>
>My husband and I are the first elders in our
>neighborhood. We're trying to plan for our deaths, so
>our kids will be taken care of. If the kids move out,
>will they still inherit from us? Should we have one
>child continue to live in the family home? How does
>inheritance work?
>
>Thanks for your advice,
>
>Daphne

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