Estate planning

Writing your legal Will protects your loved ones and their future. Image source: Getty

Estate planning

The more convenient way to create a legally binding Will

Writing your Will doesn’t have to be complicated. And now there’s a way you can do it in just a few clicks.

Estate planning

Caring for your disabled adult child: What can go wrong?

Caring for your disabled adult child: What can go wrong?

This expert breaks down the importance of ensuring your estate planning is air-tight to guarantee any disabled adult children that may be left behind in the unfortunate event of your death are well looked after when you're gone.

Money ExpertBrian Herd

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Estate planning: What happens if you die without a Will in place?

Estate planning: What happens if you die without a Will in place?

Estate planning expert Susan Bonnici provides important facts about what happens when a person dies without a Will in place.

Estate Planning SolicitorSusan Bonnici

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Good will hunting : The essential scenarios to consider when planning your Will

Good will hunting : The essential scenarios to consider when planning your Will

This estate planning expert speaks about the best practice steps to consider when putting together your Will to ensure your assets are properly protected after you die in the circumstance that someone chooses to challenge your will.

Money ExpertBrian Herd

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The seven deadly sins of estate planning

The seven deadly sins of estate planning

There are a number of things to consider when estate planning and it is important to follow best practice guidelines when making decisions of this magnitude.

Money ExpertBrian Herd

Treat a Will like a health kick – it could just make you feel better. Source: Getty

Health issues

The 4 types of elder abuse and how to put a stop to it

The 4 types of elder abuse and how to put a stop to it

There are four types of elder abuse we need to understand, elder neglect and self-neglect, elder physical and sexual abuse, elder financial abuse and elder emotional and psychological abuse

Written byRebecca Wilson

Image: Getty; Elder Abuse is a gutless crime

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Estate Planning & Aged Care: 5 Things you should know

Estate Planning & Aged Care: 5 Things you should know

When it comes to planning the future for yourself or a loved one entering Aged Care, many decisions must be made. Decisions include understanding what care will be needed, choosing an Aged Care provider, the cost of care and how to fund the suitable options for your loved one.

Written byBill Savellis

Here a five important things you need to know about Estate Planning and Aged Care. Source: Getty

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Minimising the super death taxes through educated estate planning

Minimising the super death taxes through educated estate planning

A financial expert breaks down how to minimise super death taxes through an educated estate planning strategy.

Finance & Superannuation ExpertJohn McIlroy

Here's some guidance on how to manage super death taxes through educated estate planning. Source: Getty

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Avoid the drama: Succession planning for your business

Avoid the drama: Succession planning for your business

No matter what your situation, a family business succession plan is important, and it’s never too early to have one in place writes Susan Bonnici, Estate Planning Solicitor.

Estate Planning SolicitorSusan Bonnici

Carefully considering who you put into the driver’s seat and when and how this occurs, will increase the likelihood of a more profitable business and in the long run, a dependable retirement income for you and the future owners of the business. Source: Getty

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Our virtual lives and digital deaths

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 ExpertBrian Herd

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 cyber space called your head, it could create a problem for others if you lose your life or your mind. Source: Getty

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