How to ‘Future-Proof’ Your Children with Proper Estate Planning

Perhaps, if you read this, you belong to one of the following:

a. You’re a Parent to Children who are below 18 Years Old.
b. You’re a Single Parent.
c. You’re a Parent to a Special Need Child.

Assuming, you have lost your ability to provide for your children. Key questions to ask:

a. Who will provide for your child financially until he becomes an adult?
b. Will your ex-spouse inherit your assets and be the guardian to your child?
c. Is having insurance policies sufficient to safeguard your children’s future?

Hence, I had brought back, Jocelline Chee, reigning Rockwills Trust Champion in 2017, 2018, and 2019 onto my 1-Hour Live Webinar to expound a couple of tips and solutions towards ‘future-proofing’ your children so that they will be taken care of should we lost our ability to provide for them.