Reasons to make your will

You need a will to provide certainty and care for your loved ones

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11 articles in this collection
Written by Jonathan Brewer, Sindy Allen, Alia Kirkwood and 1 other

Do I need to update my Will?

There are a number of changes and events that happen in our lives which mean you should review and update your Will.

Written by Jonathan Brewer
Updated over a week ago

What is a Will?

How a Will works

Written by Alia Kirkwood
Updated over a week ago

Will trusts - what are the benefits?

Protect property and family and reduce IHT

Written by Alia Kirkwood
Updated over a week ago

Leaving gifts for friends in a Will

Friends can be beneficiaries too

Written by Alia Kirkwood
Updated over a week ago

Tax advantages of a Will

Inheritance tax, exemptions and nil rate band

Written by Alia Kirkwood
Updated over a week ago

Avoiding Intestacy

Rules of intestacy and partial intestacy

Written by Boldizsar Dancza
Updated over a week ago

Making provision for future generations

A Will can have long-term impact

Written by Alia Kirkwood
Updated over a week ago

Control and Certainty

Making a will brings you control and certainty over your estate

Written by Boldizsar Dancza
Updated over a week ago

I've moved home. Do I need a new Will?

This article explains why it is important to review your Will after any significant or life changing event such as moving house.

Written by Sindy Allen
Updated over a week ago

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The importance of Legal Advice in Will writing

What is the difference between good legal advice and a legal check. What do you offer at Bequeathed?

Written by Sindy Allen
Updated over a week ago

Family and expectations

A person who expresses an intent to give someone something in their Will is not necessarily bound to do so.

Written by Jonathan Brewer
Updated over a week ago