10 reasons to make a Will
1. To make sure you leave clear instructions who will benefit from your estate
2. To choose executors and trustees you trust to carry out your wishes
3. To protect your partner if you are not married
4. To ensure the people you choose inherit if both you and your partner die together
5. To appoint people you trust as guardians for your children
6. To protect your children from inheriting at too young an age
7. To protect disabled dependants
8. To save on inheritance tax
9. To protect your family or heirs from claims against them
10. To protect the people you love from extra problems at an already sad time.
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