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Stop putting your kids in your will because you're messing up their future.

@brandonthomasofficial

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Why it worked

The video uses a strong, contrarian hook that challenges common financial advice, creating immediate curiosity and urgency for the viewer.

Summary

The creator explains why using a will can lead to expensive probate court processes for heirs. He suggests using a trust as a more efficient alternative to protect assets and avoid legal costs.

Structure

1Identify the mistake of using a will
2Explain the cost of probate court
3Propose a trust as the solution
4Call to action to share the video

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Make sure to send this to a friend

On-screen text

STOP PUTTING YOUR KIDS IN YOUR WILL BECAUSE YOU'RE MESSING UP THEIR FUTURE SEE A WILL IS AN INSTRUCTION TO THE COURT SO IF YOU A FAMILY MEMBER GRANDMOTHER OR PARENTS HAVE A WILL IT MEANS YOU AUTOMATICALLY GO TO PROBATE WHEN THEY PASS WHICH MEANS THAT PIECE OF PAPER WILL COST YOU A MINIMUM OF $15000 THROUGH THE PROCESS SO INSTEAD DO WHAT THE RICH DO AND PUT YOUR ASSETS INTO A TRUST AND NAME YOUR KIDS AS BENEFICIARIES THAT WAY THEY DON'T HAVE TO PAY $15000 AND GO THROUGH A HUMILIATION RITUAL IN COURT MAKE SURE TO SEND THIS TO A FRIEND AND REMEMBER TO

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Original caption

Putting Your Kids in Your Will Could Be a Huge Mistake… Most parents think putting their kids in a will is enough… But depending on how it’s set up, it can actually create problems: ⚠️ Court involvement (probate) 💰 Delays in accessing money 👶 No control over how/when funds are used 📉 Risk of mismanagement There’s a smarter option many families use: trusts With the right setup, you can: ✔️ Control how money is distributed ✔️ Protect assets long-term ✔️ Avoid unnecessary complications This isn’t one-size-fits-all.. but understanding the difference matters. 👉 Save this and share it with a parent who needs to see it. #WealthBuilding #FinancialPlanning #EstatePlanning