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Our virtual lives and digital deaths
Passwords don't pass with your passing – they stay alive. If you have kept them in a secret place or, even more securely, in that impregnable cyberspace called your head, it could create a problem for others if you lose your life or your mind.
Money Expert
Brian Herd
Estate planning
Digital estate planning – don’t let your passwords die with you
Digital estate planning – don’t let your passwords die with you
Most of us have accumulated a huge amount of digital information that’s stored either on personal devices or on a third party's server. This data can be of significant value, either financial or sentimental, and needs to be considered as part of your estate planning.
Estate Planning Solicitor
Susan Bonnici
News
What happens to your Will after a major change in relationship status?
What happens to your Will after a major change in relationship status?
A Will is the one important legal document many people forget to update when their relationship status changes.
Written by
NSW Trustee and Guardian
Experts
How to take care of your family in life and in death
How to take care of your family in life and in death
Estate planning is always a difficult subject to deal with but good communication and planning make the life of the surviving partner much easier.
Money Expert
Rodney Horin
Preparing your estate plan
Estate Planning – what you own, what you don’t and what you need to consider
Estate Planning – what you own, what you don’t and what you need to consider
Often a significant portion of someone’s wealth is not owned by them personally – which means it is not covered by their Will – and that spells trouble!
Estate Planning Solicitor
Susan Bonnici
Estate planning
Five crucial reasons to avoid DIY Wills at all costs
Five crucial reasons to avoid DIY Wills at all costs
A valid, legal Will protects your wishes and avoids unnecessary expenses.
Written by
NSW Trustee and Guardian
Estate planning
Guiding you through probate, state-by-state
Guiding you through probate, state-by-state
If you're named as a loved one's executor, read up now to save confusion later.
Written by
Rachael Rosel
Estate planning
Estate planning for children with special needs
Estate planning for children with special needs
Ensuring children with special needs are well looked after requires careful planning and the right advice, explains estate planning expert Marie Brownell.
Estate planning expert
Marie Brownell
News
New report shows Australian retirees are paying more to retire
New report shows Australian retirees are paying more to retire
The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has released a report which shows that Australian retirees are copping a...
Written by
Aimee Courtney
Health
What happens if I lose capacity due to dementia?
What happens if I lose capacity due to dementia?
There are nearly half a million Australians living with dementia today, with that number potentially doubling across the next 25 years. Do you know what steps need to be taken, if diagnosed with dementia?
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Anna Hacker
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