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In this news appearance on WIFR's Morning Blend, Tony Filippone from Rockford Retirement Planning breaks down some of the most important estate planning strategies for those approaching retirement.

Key Topics Covered:
The 2-5 Year Rule: Why your plan shouldn't sit in a drawer for decades.
Funding Your Trust: Avoiding the #1 mistake that leaves trusts empty.
Amendments vs. Restatements: Simple ways to update your existing documents.
The DIY Trap: Why online "quick fixes" often fail at the finish line.
Smart Planning: Making professional estate planning affordable and easy.

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