BECU Members Save 25% on Digital Estate Planning
BECU members can save 25% when creating their estate plan through digital estate planning platform Trust & Will.
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When life changes, your estate plan should adapt with it. Events like marriage, relocation, or loss are key moments to revisit your financial plan.
Our partner Trust & Will can help you create a legally valid estate plan in as little as 30 minutes. Whether you need to create a will or trust or update an existing one, Trust & Will can help you stay in control of your legacy.
To get started, fill out your personal details at the link below and pick whether you'd like to create a trust or will.
Plus, with the Attorney Support plan, you can get one-on-one time with a licensed estate planning attorney to review your documents and ensure everything aligns with your wishes and state laws.
With an estate plan, you can:
- Name guardians for your minor children and pets.
- Designate beneficiaries.
- Outline specific health care documents, including a power of attorney.
- Specify end-of-life arrangements.
By outlining your wishes in a will or trust, you can provide your family or loved ones with peace of mind for the future.
How It Works
- Set up the personalized estate plan documents of your choice in just a few clicks.
- Get affordable options to fit your needs.
- All estate plans are built by attorneys and customized by you.
Frequently Asked Questions
It can take as little as 30 minutes to complete a trust or a will-based plan and as many as 20 minutes to create a will-based estate plan.
Yes. Every estate plan is legally valid, state specific, and customized by you to meet your specific needs. To ensure your estate plan is legally binding, sign and notarize the documents upon receiving or downloading.
An estate plan is a plan that reflects how you want your personal and financial affairs handled in the event of incapacity or death.
A will is the written document that is the cornerstone of your estate plan and allows you to decide who will oversee making sure the terms of your will are carried out after your death.
The attorney-in-fact, or agent, is the person appointed in your power of attorney document that is granted the authority to handle your financial and health care decisions if you are not able to do so yourself.
A health care directive allows you to spare your loved ones' difficult decisions by laying out your wishes for medical care and naming someone to carry out your instructions. Includes a health care power of attorney and a living will.
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*Trust & Will, a leading digital estate planning platform, is offering a 25% discount on estate plans specifically for BECU members. No promo code required, the 25% discount is automatically applied at checkout to the initial purchase of a Will or Trust-based estate plan.
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