Estate planning: Report reveals many Canadians are not prepared
Many Canadians have not created a Will, appointed a power of attorney or started estate planning. Learn about the survey conducted to find out why.
Canadians understand how estate planning helps make sure their wishes are clear and carried out properly should they become ill or pass away. Yet many have not prepared key components of their estate plans, such as creating a Will or appointing a power of attorney (POA). Recent research delves into why.
Key research findings
The National Institute on Ageing (NIA), in collaboration with RBC Royal Trust, produced a report providing insights about Canadians’ views on estate planning. The report is based on the results of an Ipsos survey conducted in April 2022.
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RBC
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Published
Nov 29, 2023
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- Safety, Security, Finances, & Personal Planning
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- General Health and Wellness
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