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Beneficiary designations are easy to set and just as easy to forget. Once they’re in place, many people assume they’ll automatically stay aligned with the rest of their estate plan.

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When you build an estate plan, it is easy to focus on the documents themselves. The will, the trust, and the powers of attorney all matter. What many people overlook