Will writing
Make sure your estate goes to the people you choose, and appoint guardians for your children.
- Includes
- Beneficiaries, guardians and executors
- Review when
- You buy a home, marry, separate or have children
- Regulation
- Will writing is not FCA regulated
Why make a will
A will sets out who should inherit your money, property and belongings, and who should look after your children if something happened to you. Without one, the rules of intestacy decide, and they may not reflect your wishes.
- Choose who inherits your estate
- Appoint guardians for children under 18
- Choose the executors who will deal with your estate
- Make things simpler for your family
When to review your will
It’s worth reviewing your will when you buy a home, marry or enter a civil partnership, separate, have children or grandchildren, or when your finances change significantly.
Will writing is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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