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Watch our blog this week as Wayne uses the headline-grabbing news of Tom Petty’s estate to give you three specific actions you can take to avoid fueling disputes among your family.
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David Helms says:
Interesting your Grandfather was “frugal” beyond belief. That is a function of his growing up in the Depression when people had nothing and they did not know where their next meal was coming from. A far cry from the entitled masses of today.
Wayne Rivers says:
There is a difference, David, between frugal and foolish. Skimping on the professionals you hire to construct your building, resolve your legal troubles, maintain your vehicle fleet, etc. is almost always penny-wise and pound-foolish.