23/10/2026
Many people put off writing a will or arranging a Lasting Power of Attorney, thinking theyβll βsort it laterβ but the reality is none of us know what the future holds. Having a will in place ensures your estate is handled according to your wishes and spares your loved ones from having to make difficult decisions while grieving.
With a will, you can cover important issues such as:
- Appointing a guardian for children or dependants
- Deciding how to leave your property
- Protecting unmarried partners or stepchildren
- Reducing the amount of Inheritance Tax applied to your estate
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