Article preview: One of the most important things you can do in life is write a will. Dying without a will, known as dying intestate, means your wishes are not necessarily followed. Instead, your property and other wealth is distributed according to legislation. Despite its obvious importance, especially for those with partners and children, an incredibly high number of adults in the UK do not have a valid will in place. More than half of the adult population of the UK admit to not having a will. Of those who do not have a will, nearly a quarter admitted they have no intention of making one and a third said that experiencing an illness would encourage them to do so.
Where to start when you need to write a will
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This 453 word blog post explains the importance of writing a will, drawing on new research from insurer Royal London which found that 5.4 million adults without a will in the UK would not know where to start if they decided to write one. Includes an expert comment from Mona Patel, consumer spokesperson for Royal London. Written on 5th December 2018.
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