“You could have a whole-of-life insurance policy that pays out to look after this vulnerable beneficiary. That's a great gift that you could do there.”

John Brenchley · The Meaningful Money Personal Finance Podcast · Planning for vulnerable beneficiaries with John Brenchley

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recommend grandparents use a whole-of-life insurance policy that pays out to a vulnerable person's trust to provide quick funding

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