Cryptocurrency and Estate Planning
Protect yourself, your family, and your finances during the coronavirus outbreak by preparing an estate plan. With COVID-19 upon us, learn how you can create a will, living will, and other essential documents from the safety of your home.
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Leaving Cryptocurrency in a Will
Using a will is a simple and inexpensive way to name beneficiaries for your cryptocurrency.
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Before you buy Bitcoin or another cryptocurrency, understand how it works.
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Bitcoin Wallets: Store, Access, and Secure Your Cryptocurrency
How to pick the best digital wallet for your Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency.
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Leaving Cryptocurrency Through a Trust
Using a living trust to pass on your cryptocurrency will keep your coins out of probate.
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A guide to terms you may run into when dealing in cryptocurrency.
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