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Peace of Mind

By on February 20, 2017 in Advice Articles

Many people I meet on the subject of Wills seek an answer to the nagging thought of what will happen after their death. What will happen to their belongings and assets,who will deal with them,how and who are executors appointed,what about the funeral,can pets be taken care of,is spouse able to continue living in house and so on?
As one gets older these questions become larger and more pressing.
For complete peace of mind the answer is threefold.
1) Make a Will to suit your wishes and circumstances
2) Prepare a Lasting Power of Attorney either for Property and Financial Affairs or Health and General Well Being or both
3) Acquire a Funeral Plan which allows you to describe and pay for your own funeral
Lincoln Wills can provide all three
By dealing with these three important issues whilst you are alive, the elusive peace of mind can be yours.

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