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Gusman · 61-69, M
Who died from a critical illness?
Who is devastated?
The easiest way for the bank not to take your money, (though I think the state takes any money from people who pass intestate without family), bequeath your money to a worthy cause.
Good causes are those that help impoverished families/children.
You need to do this immediately if you have only days to live.
Who is devastated?
The easiest way for the bank not to take your money, (though I think the state takes any money from people who pass intestate without family), bequeath your money to a worthy cause.
Good causes are those that help impoverished families/children.
You need to do this immediately if you have only days to live.
Gusman · 61-69, M
@Peril I initially replied with consternation because her husband was devastated but died earlier from a critical illness after three years.
Then I continued with compassion because obviously this person has multiple illnesses. 🥺
I hope the bank does not keep her money, the greedy bastards 😠
The needy will be grateful if I have persuaded her to bequeath all of her estate to them. Much goodness can come from this plea of hers. 🙂
Then I continued with compassion because obviously this person has multiple illnesses. 🥺
I hope the bank does not keep her money, the greedy bastards 😠
The needy will be grateful if I have persuaded her to bequeath all of her estate to them. Much goodness can come from this plea of hers. 🙂