Estate Planning Pitfall – You’ve overlooked digital assets in your estate plan

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Abstract: Traditionally, an estate plan addresses one’s tangible assets, such as cash and securities, investment real estate, vehicles, and a house. But this is 2022. Increasingly, people are living in a digital world, where prized possessions include online bank accounts, social media accounts and other significant items protected “in the cloud.” This brief article explains why it’s important to address digital assets in an estate plan.