It is never too early to start planning, especially when it comes to finances. Nicol Bell, attorney at Bell Law LLc, joined 'Stretching Your Dollar' to talk about the basics of estate planning. "It's really important for anyone who has reached the age of majority to start thinking about it," she said.
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