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Planning for Death

By on May 17, 2015 in Advice Articles

Death is not something we want to consider or plan for. After all we never really believe it will happen to us. It is however inevitable and even worse than that, it is unpredictable.

We do plan for the future though. A job, a marriage, a house purchase, children are all parts of a plan for life. But why stop there? Why not plan for the position after life, ensuring that all that you have accumulated during life is handed on to those who survive you.

You can do this by having a Will, a Lasting Power of Attorney and a Funeral Plan. For even more security a Lifetime Property Protection Trust can be the solution.

Proper planning ensures peace of mind for both you and your family

 

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