A guide to preparing the essential information your representatives will need when you cannot act for yourself. They are the people who hold your power of attorney, your healthcare and financial proxies, and, upon your death, will be your executor.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	100
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Catherine Rahal
Fecha de Publicación	2022-06-24
Dimensiones	11.0" x 8.5" x 0.27" pulgadas
Número de Edición	3
Descripción de Edición	June 2022
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No

Moenig, Wendy

"WENDY MOENIG has a design/writing/marketing background in radio, television, the film industry and professional sports. She is a graduate of Emily Carr College of Art and Design and studied Journalism at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. This broad spectrum of experience has enabled her to find elegant solutions using image and text to tell stories and share ideas - one of her passions for the last 30 years. Her previous position as Senior Graphic Designer with a Canadian NHL team allowed her to visually extol Canada's game. She has also freelanced for such diverse companies as The BC Film Commission, the Burnaby Fine Art Gallery and, in Ontario, Unposed Photography. Born and raised in rural central Alberta, Wendy has lived in Calgary, Victoria, Vancouver and Ottawa. She shares a home with her biologist husband, on a river in a scenic former mill town, in Eastern Ontario."

Rahal, Catherine

the eastern United States and followed her late husband to Montreal in Quebec, Canada in 1982. Personal tragedy and financial disaster early in life motivated her to pursue work as a personal financial advisor from 1991 through 2018. Catherine is a published writer, whose personal finance columns have appeared on the Canoe Money website and in the Montreal Gazette. Certifications in elder planning along the way, became the catalyst for working on ways to simplify important decisions for those of us of a certain age. Since retirement is not in her vocabulary, the Lists project took shape soon after she'd seen clients for the last time. While more flexible time leaves room for family, friends, and especially for much-loved grandchildren, there are other projects in the pipeline.