The importance of Wills and Power of Attorney
As financial advisers, we understand the importance of securing your legacy. Writing a Will is a critical step in estate planning. It ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes and your loved ones are protected. Without a Will, the law dictates how your estate is divided, which might not align with your intentions.
Equally vital is establishing a Power of Attorney (PoA). This designates someone to manage your financial and welfare matters if you were unable to make these decisions for yourself. Without PoA being in place, these decisions will be made by people who you might not have chosen to handle your affairs. Worse still, your loved ones may struggle to access funds that they (and you) might need during this challenging time.
A professionally drafted Will and PoA can minimise tax liabilities. They also provide clarity during difficult times and offer peace of mind.
Through our partnership with Which?, clients of Flying Colours can benefit from a 20% discount on the following services:
Will writing
With step-by-step guidance, clients can write a Will and have it reviewed by the Which? team of legal advisers.Power of Attorney set up
Clients can create Health & Welfare and Property & Finances PoAs and have them reviewed by the Which? legal team.Legal Services
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For access to these discounted services, please contact your Flying Colours financial adviser.
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