Who Should Make a Will?

Every adult should make a Will and review it regularly, particularly when their circumstances change.

Change of circumstances can include getting married, having children getting divorced, acquiring assets or entering into a civil partnership.

A Will can enable you to:

• Ensure that the people closest to you receive the benefit of your hard earned assets.
• Appoint guardians to look after your minor children.
• Make provision for your partner to whom you are not married.
• Arrange your estate to minimise Inheritance Tax.
• Leave sums of money for loved ones, friends and charities or anybody you choose.
• Appoint executors, who will be entrusted to look after your business.

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