It’s never too early to start. Your first step: Take stock of all your assets. These include your investments, retirement accounts, insurance policies, real estate, business interests and valuable items – in financial or emotional terms – such as jewelry, cars, baseball card collections or your great-grandmother’s good china.
Source: When should I start my estate planning? – Ultimate Guide to Retirement | CNN Money
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