Protecting those you love
Planning ahead gives peace of mind, and it helps the people you care about. This collection covers wills, powers of attorney, trusts and what happens when someone dies, including the steps involved in administering an estate. It’s a helpful starting point if you’re thinking about the future or dealing with a loss.
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Beyond the jargon: Wills and executries
If you've ever thought of making a Will, you'll know it involves understanding legal jargon. We clarify some of the key words and phrases here.
Do I really need a Will?
Dying without a Will triggers strict laws, causing delays, extra costs, and risk of assets going to unintended beneficiaries.
Looking out for loved ones means making a Will
Many people assume their assets will pass automatically to their spouse, partner or children, so see no need to do the legal paperwork.