Suze Orman

So it's going to be a whole mess there.

When you have a living revocable trust with an incapacity clause in it, which requires a doctor to say, yes, this person's incapacitated, and then a successor trustee immediately steps in, the bank usually has a copy of your trust so they know that's true.

So

So it becomes very easy for you.

There is absolutely no downside whatsoever for you to have a living revocable trust.

So I got to tell you, your parents should listen to this particular podcast.

And if you want, go to musthavedocs.com.

They're $99 for $2,500 worth of state-of-the-art documents.

I said it before, but I'm going to say it again.

Good in all 50 states.

Are you kidding me?

All right, KT, is that really it?

That is it.

That is a wrap.

That went fast, huh?

Yes.

And on Sunday, everybody, after we do the podcast, and by the way, Fitzy is going to be on again on Sunday, since all of you love him so.

And since he has guided us correctly, has he not?

The two of us make such a dynamic duo.

Um, however, right after that, guess what?