LGBTQ+ & Chosen Families

Planning support for chosen families, LGBTQ+ individuals, and those whose lives and relationships don’t always fit traditional systems. Protect your rights, your people, and your wishes.

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What to Look for in a Financial Adviser

Choosing a financial adviser isn’t just about credentials or investment returns. It’s about finding someone you can trust with your story, your goals, and your future. At Yew Tree, we believe that the right adviser does more than manage numbers—they walk alongside you with integrity, clarity, and care.

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Planning Isn’t About Products—It’s About Peace of Mind

Most people believe financial planning is about choosing the right product. However, true planning begins with understanding someone’s hopes, fears, and the life they want to protect. It asks: What do you want your life to feel like? Who are you responsible for? At Yew Tree Foundation, we prioritize life over products. Discover how planning can bring you peace of mind and protect what you cherish.

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The Power of Naming Names: Why It Matters Who You Designate

When crisis hits, who you name matters more than you think. Legal documents like a Healthcare Power of Attorney and Durable Power of Attorney are essential, but choosing the right person is crucial. They voice your wishes when you can’t advocate for yourself. Whether you’re part of the LGBTQ+ community, estranged from family, or rely on chosen family, naming the right people is vital. Learn how to ensure your loved ones are integral to your plan.

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