So What Is A Will? – I Am Not Planning On Dying
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Want to make a start on your will?
Making a Will is not about wealth it is about making sure that what you want to happen to your estate does happen. It gives you the opportunity to specify such things as who will administer your estate, who will care for your children and who will receive specific items of your property.
Very few people do!
Accidents happen every day of the week. If you have life assurance to protect your family in the event of your sudden death, why not make a will as well? Think of it as protecting your wealth from the taxman whilst ensuring that your love one receive what is their due.
The burden that a sudden illness or accident places on the family will be eased by a properly drawn up will specifying what you wish to happen to your effects.
There also seems to be a superstitious notion that making a will is tempting fate. This led to the Law Society producing a pamphlet entitled ‘Making a will won’t kill you’.
Make your will now whilst you’re fit and healthy
It has to be said that making a will while you are fit and healthy is far more sensible than leaving it until you are dying.
Plan your funeral as well whilst you are fit and healthy. This means you can celebrate your life exactly how you would like, as well as keeping costs and today’s prices. See more information about funeral plans.
It is far more distressing for the testator, the relatives and, believe it or not, the attending solicitor, if you wait until you are seriously ill in a hospital ward or hospice before deciding to make a will.The parsimonious amongst you might also note that it costs less for you to attend the solicitor’s office than for him to visit you.
