How many times have you put off making your Will? It is estimated that around two-thirds of people in the UK die without having made a Will. However, making a Will can be a relatively simple and speedy process and can save many problems later.
By making a Will
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You decide what happens with your assets. Without a Will, Intestacy Rules apply which may not reflect your wishes. |
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You can reduce your Inheritance Tax liabilities so that your assets go to your loved ones rather than the State. |
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You can reduce potential liability to nursing home fees |
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You can ensure any minor children are taken care of after your death by appointing trusted guardians of your choice. |
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If you are not married you can ensure that you have provided for your partner financially in your Will, as unmarried partners or same sex partners (where there is no registered civil partnership) do not automatically inherit from your estate |
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If you do not make a Will and you have no living relatives at the time of your death, the whole of your estate will pass to the Crown. |
What's next?
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