If you have not made a will you are not alone. Fifty percent of UK adults have not made a will. Here are the five most common reasons why.

As none of us know what’s around the corner, it is important to consider making a Will. This is a task usually associated with old age, however there is always a risk of losing the ability to make rational decisions, leaving you unable to pass on your wishes to your loved ones.  Tragedy can strike at any time and it is reassuring to know that your living intentions will be fulfilled on death. We’re going to take a look at some of the reasons that you may want to write your Will sooner rather than later.

When writing a Will, your first thought are usually be about how your estate and possessions are passed on to your loved ones. In the digital age, there is much more to consider than just physical assets...

In simple terms, a Will is a way of letting your family, friends or even organisations (such as charities) know what your wishes are upon your death. These wishes are most commonly concerned with how your estate is to be divided up. This includes the amount of money you wish a family member to receive from your estate or the appointment of guardians for your minor children....