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Have you made a Will?
Writing a Will ensures that your wishes on what happens to your money, possessions and property after you die are carried out. Not having a Will means that the law decides how your estate is handled and this might not be in line with your wishes. Making a Will is easy to do and makes it easier for your family and friends to sort things our after your death which avoids unnecessary distress for them at an already difficult time.
Preparation is key to help deal with the ups and downs as well as the end of life
Sign up to RETAIL TRUST to access their FREE Will Writing Service available to you as a NEXT employee
Not having a Will means the law decides how your estate is handled. Last year £8 million of money and property went to the UK government
Retail Trust have partnered with Bequeathed to provide this additional benefit
Once signed up simply key Will writing in the search field for further information.
You will be required to register with Bequeathed and answer some questions online.
The Retail Trust also provides additional information that will enable you to make an informed choice about the best option for you in your circumstances including:
Your options for writing a Will
The importance of writing a Will
Gifts in Wills
What happens if you don't write a Will ...
Have you ever wondered what would happen to your property or any things that you own like furniture, jewellery, cars or books?
Would your relatives receive what you have and what happens if you don't have relatives?
For more information on exactly who will inherit your property if you die without a will, visit the Government website and key in your details. You will be shown who will inherit based on your circumstances. Click here and use the simple-to-use online calculator.
This covers variations in the rules for England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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