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Legacy planning is critical for everyone, but even more so for unmarried individuals.
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SINGAPORE - I have known for several years that I should get my Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and Last Will and Testament done, but this important task took a backseat to chasing stories and meeting work deadlines.
That is, until I hit 50, and could no longer postpone the need to get my legacy planning done and cross that off the bucket list.
