Family Archivist: Estate Planning For Heirlooms Premium
Want to make sure your family heirlooms fall into careful, appreciative hands after you’re gone? Follow these tips from lawyer Deborah L. Jacobs, author of Estate Planning Smarts: A Practical, User-Friendly, Action-Oriented Guide.Q. Why include heirlooms in estate planning?A. Estate planning isn’t just about money. It’...
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Create and organize a family archive of heirlooms and old photos that future generations will cherish.
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It doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg to rescue your family pictures from damaging frames and magnetic albums. Try these three easy photo preservation projects you can do at home.
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Learn how to transfer your old videotapes and audiotapes to your computer.
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Storing copies of your files on a remote server is becoming a popular way to ensure your data's safety.
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November 2011 Family Archivist Premium
Learn how to preserve and transcribe old family diaries.
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Learn how to preserve your online legacy and archive your e-mails.
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Advice on choosing archival supplies and saving old letters.
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Got boxes of photos here, folders of documents there and heirlooms somewhere else? Follow these four steps to preserve your treasures in a manageable, organized family archive.
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