Newspaper Article - Getting your affairs in order: Peterborough native writes guidebook
June 19, 2017
Check out this great article from the Peterborough Examiner explaining how the Departing Details Workbook came to be, and why it's a must to help your family avoid the stress, or even dissension, that can accompany the death of a relative.
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This article from the Financial Post discusses a recent poll of Canadian employees, which found that 60% would accept less money for better support of their personal well-being. Read more about how stress is affecting Canadians and the importance they are putting on mental health.
Dr. Ken Druck, one of our featured resources has a new book that is very relevant to our workbook users: "Raising Aging Parents: Guidelines for Families in the Second Half of Life." It is a very comprehensive book, dealing realistically with the trials and challenges of being responsible for aging parents and trying to ensure their lives remain as good as possible. Alternately, the content provides a very helpful perspective for those of us who are intent on planning ahead and leaving a less stressful set of circumstances for our family to deal with if we become incapable or pass away unexpectedly. Please visit www.kendruck.com . We thank Dr. Druck for providing a wonderful compliment to Departing Details Workbook by including a reference to it in the book as a very useful resource, as he details in his video .
This article from Forbes explains the surprising fact that many Americans over 55 don't have their affairs in order. Find out what's holding people back, why estate planning is so important, and some tips for tackling the difficult subject.
