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A Little Pet Planning Can Help Provide For Your Pet
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You love your pet unconditionally. If you’ve never given any thought as to how your pet will be cared for should you become disabled or pass away, it’s time to start Pet Planning. Creating Pet Trusts can safeguard your pet’s future and ensure your pet doesn’t end up in a shelter – or worse – on the street.

An Explanation of Pet Trusts

Pet Trusts lay out a framework for how you want your pet to be cared for, and who you want to take care of your pet in the unlikely event you become disabled, or when you pass away. Through the vehicle of Pet Trusts, you can set aside money for your pet. Many believe that Pet Wills are the way to go. But because pets are considered to be property, and you cannot leave money to property, Pet Wills simply aren’t the way to go.

Download our helpful FREE white paper “To My Dog Lucky.” You’ll learn the ins and outs of Pet Planning, Pet Trusts, and Pet Wills. You’ll also discover:

  1. Why Pet Wills are not a good idea
  2. How to set aside funding and how to stipulate a caregiver through Pet Trusts

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