Mums, money + the motherlode: Why every mum needs an estate plan Being a mum means juggling about 500 things at once—lunch boxes, school runs, (paid an unpaid!) work and the occasional tantrum (yours or the kids’). And while you’re busy living, it is very easy to put off your estate planning. And we get […]
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The hidden power of an enduring guardian: why you need one now Many people realise they should have a will so your executor can take care of your affairs after death. What about if you are alive but unable to make your own choices and sign your own consents? This is when an enduring guardian
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EOFY estate planning: why tax season is a great time to review your will Tax season isn’t just a time to do your returns and sort out numbers. It’s also a great chance to take a look at your estate plan. Since you’re already going through your finances, it makes sense to check if your
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5 estate planning myths that might cost your family thousands Estate planning doesn’t just apply to older or wealthy people —it’s something that everyone needs. “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes” right? Thanks Benjamin Franklin, you’ve nailed it. Many families make pricey mistakes due to common myths
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The Easter Bunny’s Guide to Estate Planning Estate planning might not be as fun as an Easter egg hunt, but just like planning the perfect hiding spots, a little preparation now saves confusion (and chaos) later. If your estate plan is outdated or non-existent, your loved ones could end up with an expensive mess instead
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Codicils: What they are and when to use one When it comes to estate planning, life doesn’t always stand still. Maybe you’ve had a change of heart about who should inherit your prized stamp collection. Perhaps you’ve welcomed a new grandchild and want to leave them something special. Or maybe your chosen executor has decided
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Joint Tenancy vs Tenants in Common: What you need to know for Estate Planning When you purchase property with another person, you’ll likely have to decide how to hold the property: either as joint tenants or as tenants in common. The distinction between these two options can significantly impact estate planning, property rights, and what
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Digital assets in Estate Planning: What you need to know In today’s increasingly digital world, estate planning isn’t just about managing your home, finances, and keepsakes—it’s also about addressing your digital life. From social media profiles and email accounts to cryptocurrency wallets and online businesses, digital assets are now a key part of your estate. But why are digital
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The holiday season brings families together like no other time of year. Between the laughter, the feast, and the shared traditions, Christmas is actually the perfect time for estate planning because it offers a rare moment to connect with those we love. It’s also an ideal time to have meaningful conversations about your future wishes,
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When it comes to estate planning, deciding how to structure your will is one of the most important choices you can make. For couples, especially, two common types of wills that often come up are mirror wills and mutual wills. Both can be effective ways to ensure your wishes are carried out after you pass,
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