I've been single for years.. $$?

I have a 3 yr old home with 4 bedrooms & 2 levels..I have a large garage with nice motorcycles and a new truck with a new bike trailer...I come and go when i want....I just started last year dating a widow, but we both dont want to re-marry cause of health insurance, should i move on....who should i leave my estate with,life insurance plus everthing else.. The best answer wins...P.S. I retired at 44,ive gave to the poor and homeless & churches..

Leave it all to the widow.You may not want to get remarried but why not help her out after your gone? I mean her heart will be broken just like a wife really.Just dont tell her your leaving it to her.You could also leave a portion to the humane society to help animals.Are you stating you want to get married and cant with her or what.I thought it was you both didnt want to get married and yet you ask, Should I move on? Im not sure but whoever loves you should get some money because when your man dies even if your not married it breaks your heart.You miss work.You feel like your going to lose your mind.So dont downplay it just because your not married.

Stop trying so hard and looking for love. If it is meant to be it will come to you.

As a women, i wouldn't want to date you either.
Most women want some kind of commitment such as marriage.

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Just Kidding.

Well to truthfully answer your question, you need to decide who you want to benefit from your estate and life insurance benefit. Definitely not the widow.

Someone whose been there with you throughout the years that helped you retire early. There has to be someone you went to when you had a problem and helped you when you were down and also there when you were up.........

your childen ... After your estate is paid whats left? Hope you planned for that ...no burden on your kids !

I have no idea who you should leave your estate to but if you're giving to the poor you can will me your motorcycles. I'm not poor but I love bikes. LOL
Seriously, do you have any family? Immediate family? If not, and you don't have any one in particular, I think you may want to look at leaving some or all of your estate to a charity that you believe in. Maybe what you leave behind will go to a worthy cause. But definately, check on family first, maybe close friends next, and then the charities.

You are trying hard, well I am not enterested of your $$$$$ and your home etc etc... I am more enterested of the man,what kind of personality and background he has. If you selected my answer as the best,,I will donate my 10 points to charity of your choice. Yours Trully, Vannili.

If you don't want to remarry and neither does the widow, what's the problem??? Move on to where??

Enjoy your life. If you don't have any children or any other relatives to leave your fortune to, then decide to pay off all your bills, don't have any debt and give the rest to your favorite charity (children or animals would be the best).

You can still leave everything to her even if you aren't married.. Do you love her? Do you have children or family to leave your estate to?

Heck, if you can't decide I could use the house and the truck and the life insurance lol. jk.