No one likes to think about the day when they will no longer be here and their spouse or children will have to take on more responsibility in managing the family’s finances. Today, Paul brings an article about the different approaches people take to preparing important information — such as your primary doctor, accountant, or attorney, as well as passwords and automated payments — as well as retirement accounts and their management. Listen along as Paul shares about PWI’s “love letter,” a document template that will help your family transition after you’re gone without adding stress to an already difficult time. Later in the episode, Tesla is betting their future on a completely automated workforce, but we still don’t have the 20-hour workweek we were promised a few decades ago.
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