Children
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The standard financial plan generally
addresses children only in relation to college education and inheritance.
But in Your Financial House, everything is taken into consideration.
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For example,
you may have children or grandchildren with special needs,
and that ought to be taken into account. Family members
with alcohol or drug problems, who are in a bad marriage
or have divorced — each of these issues and others
like them really do need to be discussed and considered
as the builder develops the financial blueprint. Not including
them would be a huge oversight. |
Certainly, this room includes savings
plans for the kids and figuring out what kind of inheritance might
be given, and it’s also where any special circumstances
with family members reside and are addressed.

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