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When a person passes away, an individual or a number of individuals will be appointed in their Will to distribute their estate – these people are known as executors. From a practical point of view, only one or two people should be named as executors in a Will.

Many people believe that using a DIY Will kit will be cheaper and easier than seeking advice from a solicitor – however this is not always the case. In fact, using a DIY Will kit could end up costing far more than seeking legal assistance.

Whilst the long life is something to be celebrated, health-care boosted resilience can mean a long and often unexpected wait for an inheritance greatly diminished by care costs.

The term 'digital asset' is a broad one. Digital assets may include anything that requires an online login, but can include assets of a high value such as PayPal or Bitcoin accounts. This post considers some issues in relation to leaving digital assets.

Should I make a Will?

Everyone should make a Will. A Will ensures that your assets are distributed how you wish them to be after you have passed. Furthermore, a Will is the only way you can ensure that those who are dependent on you are adequately provided for in the event of your passing.