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    When was the last time you talked with family members about estate planning and arrangements after death?  It’s not an easy topic for most of us, and for some it’sa balancing act between both personal emotions and that of other family members.  Getting it right is something we all want, but so many questions remain unanswered.  In this short video the Wall Street Journal’s Jeff Opdyke talks with his grandmother about her estate planning wishes.  It’s an interesting look at family discourse, perhaps a little structured but honest and… well, just kind of nice. â â â时，是您最后一次跟家庭成员约地产规划和安排后死亡？ â它并不是一件容易的题目对我们大多数人，和一些它的平衡，双方个人的情绪及其他家庭members.â获得它的权利，是我们大家都希望，但许多问题仍然unanswered.â在这短短的视频华尔街日报的杰夫opdyke会谈，他的祖母对她的遗产规划wishes.â这是一个有趣的研究在家庭的话语， â或许还有一点structuredâ ，但诚实和… …好，只是种很好。

I’ve had similar conversations with relatives and things are not quite that simple at times. Heck, I don’t even have my own estate planning issues solved either.我已经有类似的谈话与亲属andâ事情并不这么简单，不少在times.â赫克，我什至不有自己的遗产规划问题解决。  But it’s so important to consider end-of-life issues .  Especially regarding paperwork and record keeping.  Between the many different banking and other accounts, it can be quite challenging to manage for everyone.  But getting everything in order is very important, and having a will is the first of many steps  to think about. â但它的重要的是要考虑生命周期结束的问题 。 â特别是有关文书和记录keeping.â之间的许多不同的银行和其他帐户，它可以相当具有挑战性的管理为everyone.â ，但得到的一切，为了是非常重要的，有一个将是第一了许多步骤 â认为about.â

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