Estate Planning: Start with the Basics

A deliberate, thought-out estate plan can help protect what really matters to you. But where should you begin? Answering that isn’t always easy.

Join Savings Bank of Walpole and NHTrust for a FREE seminar designed to make estate planning easier to understand, so you can feel more confident about your next steps. We’ll cover:

  • The benefits of having a plan in place
  • The key components of an estate plan
  • The differences between a will, a trust, power of attorney, and living will
  • Where to start, and important questions to consider as you plan

Whether you’re creating a plan for the first time or simply want a better understanding of your options, this seminar is a great place to begin.

Wednesday, September 30, 2026
5:30–7:00 PM
Community Room, Savings Bank of Walpole
84 Marlboro St, Keene, NH

Meet the Presenters:

Toni Ciampaglione, CFP®
SVP, Senior Wealth Advisor, NHTrust
Janelle T. Sartorio, CTFA®
SVP, Senior Wealth Advisor, NHTrust
Dominic Perkins
Senior VP, Senior Retail Banking Officer, SBW

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