Making a Will
Drafting a Will provides you with the opportunity to record what you want to happen after your death. Not only will your financial affairs be addressed, but other responsibilities which need meeting such as what happens to your dependents are also considered.
By planning your future, you will get the peace of mind that your affairs will be dealt with in the manner you have determined.
Though your death is not soemthing you will find comfortable thinking about, there are many positive reasons for making a will.
• Your relatives will find it easier to deal with your affairs
• You can appoint an Executor to deal with youyr Estate paperwork and ensure that your wishes are carried out.
• You can ensure that the appropriate guardians are appointed to look after your children.
• You can distribute particular gifts or sums of money to specific people or charities.
If you die without a Will, then the law will decide what happens to your assets.
We provide a range of Will Plans from a basic Will which deals with the essentials to ensure that the persons whom you wish to
benefit from your estate after your death do so - to a Family Inheritance Plan which is a more complex document which provides
the same security as the basic Will and extends that security to all assets including your home, investments and business assets. It
will ensure your assets are protected against Inheritance Tax and Long Term Care Fees.
