| Estate planning ensures that those closest to us receive our wealth and assets after we’ve gone. The best time to do it is now, while you’re alive.
If you own cryptocurrency investments, you need to designate these assets the same as any other part of your estate. However, it’s a journey filled with unique challenges.
"If you fail to plan, you are planning for failure" is a popular quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin. While this early American leader certainly had no idea about blockchain and digital assets, his words still ring true when planning to pass on your legacy to your heirs.
While few of us want to think about the inevitable passing from this world, it's necessary if we want our heirs to benefit from our investments. In our new piece on cryptocurrencies and estate planning, we give you all you need to know to begin making the necessary plans.
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