The Last Act

By (author): Kimberley Short

Many people of all ages procrastinate when it comes to writing their wills, and organizing things, complicating the process of settling their estate for their children, loved ones, and beneficiaries.

The Last Act is the book that addresses this situation, as it provides easy-to-follow steps to make the process as easy and as seamless as possible.

Trust and Estate Planner Kimberley Short and Accountant Larry Short combine their years of knowledge and experience to explain how to write a will, settle an estate, create a trust, and more while helping to cut costs and unforeseen expenses along the way. Their experience working with families allows them to provide wisdom on diffusing potential conflicts.

Grieving a parent or loved one is difficult enough without the additional burden of complications that result from a lack of pre-planning.

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Kimberley Short

Kimberley Short attended the Business Schools of Memorial University and the University of Western Ontario. Before joining ShortFinancial, she was the CFO for one of the largest charities in Newfoundland and Labrador. Now a partner at ShortFinancial, she operates as a Portfolio Manager, Trust and Estate Practitioner, Certified Financial Planner, Chartered Investment Manager, Master Financial Advisor – Philanthropy, and a Licensed Insurance Advisor. Born in St. John’s, NL and raised in St. John’s and Ottawa, ON, Kimberley loves experiencing new cultures, doing yoga, and spending time with her family.

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Many people of all ages procrastinate when it comes to writing their wills, and organizing things, complicating the process of settling their estate for their children, loved ones, and beneficiaries.

The Last Act is the book that addresses this situation, as it provides easy-to-follow steps to make the process as easy and as seamless as possible.

Trust and Estate Planner Kimberley Short and Accountant Larry Short combine their years of knowledge and experience to explain how to write a will, settle an estate, create a trust, and more while helping to cut costs and unforeseen expenses along the way. Their experience working with families allows them to provide wisdom on diffusing potential conflicts.

Grieving a parent or loved one is difficult enough without the additional burden of complications that result from a lack of pre-planning.

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November 26, 2022

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Cormorant Books

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9781770866751

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