You are well aware that planning for the future is essential, and it includes the settling of your estate. But it can be an unsettling experience. How can you be sure now that everything will be considered and taken care of, once you're no longer there to do it? If the thought of writing your will and estate plan makes you feel like a deer caught in the headlights, don't despair. The Complete Idiot's Guide to Estate Planning in Six Simple Steps for Canadians will help you make sense of the legal aspects of writing a valid will and disposing of your estate exactly the way you want to.

In this uncomplicated Complete Idiot's Guide you get:

• Down-to-earth advice on how to get ready to make a better estate plan
• Valuable tips on how to avoid the big tax bite
• Idiot-proof steps to making a will
• Easy-to-follow advice on how to protect your beneficiaries
• Tips on powers of attorney and maintaining your estate plan

About the Author:
Edward Olkovich is a lawyer with more than 20 years of experience. He is an executive member of the Estates and Trusts section of the Canadian Bar Association for Ontario, an Instructor for the Bar Association courses in Estates Law, chair of the first Make a Will Week program and co-chair of the Make a Will Month program. Edward Olkovich frequently organizes, speaks at, and writes for professional seminars. He bakes wonderful whole wheat bread, and lives in Toronto with his family.

Title:	The Complete Idiot's Guide to Estate Planning in Six Simple Steps for Canadians
Edition:	2001
ISBN:	0-13-089738-8
Copyright:	©2000
Pages:	320
Book Type:	paper
Format:	7 3/8 x 9 1/8
Price:	$27.95
Subject(s):	Personal Finance