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The additional information we have available on this topic is not in the public domain. Access to it is restricted as explained below. As already stated, this information will make no sense to you unless you already subscribed to either of these two e-mail series: The information on this topic of protecting your Estate is delivered in the form of a dozen e-mails we will send to you within 3 weeks. The e-mails will give you all the information you will need in order to understand what concepts and principles are involved in protecting your estate. The information is meant to give you a basis for making some diligent decisions about what you need to take into consideration, what your options are, and how you go about putting your decisions into action. The e-mails are in no way meant to substitute legal advice or to be considered as such. We accept no responsibility whatsoever for the results of any action you might take or not take on the basis of this information. The e-mails on protecting your Estate will address:
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Let's say you have some valuable jewelry you want to protect. You get a safebox in your bank. The bank gives you the key to the box. The only key that exists. You put the jewelry in the box, close it, and walk away with the key. Question: who controls the jewelry? The bank who owns the box? Or you who is in possession of the key? What would change if you were not the owner of that jewelry? You still have the key to the box. The bank still owns the box. But the jewelry is owned by someone else. Who is now in control of that jewelry? Morale: Control of assets has nothing to do with ownership. Assets are controlled by the person who has possession of the key, also when that person is not the owner. |
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