Do Something Great For Your Family, with Once I've Gone

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In my 20-odd year career as a financial planner, I have worked with many bereaved clients who have lost spouses, partners, parents and other loved ones. Obviously, the emotional impact is profound, but this is often compounded by the additional pressure of having to go through someone's financial and other affairs to get things straight. This process is always made so much easier if the person who has died was organised beforehand. And essentially, that is what the company Once I've Gone are helping people to prepare, but I'll let Ian Dibb, Founder and CEO of the company explain more.

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