Life Kit Why writing a will and planning for your death is a 'lifetime gift' to loved ones
Jun 30, 2020
Discussing death might be uncomfortable, but it's crucial for honoring final wishes. Learn essential steps for crafting a meaningful will, including choosing an executor and addressing digital assets. The pandemic has shifted our views on mortality and planning, making these conversations even more vital. Embrace the idea of a 'good death' surrounded by loved ones, while also fostering emotional closure. This insightful guide encourages initiating open discussions, ensuring your loved ones are supported through the end-of-life journey.
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Create a Will
- Create a will, regardless of your possessions' value.
- It addresses both financial and emotional aspects for your loved ones.
Choose an Executor
- Appoint a trusted executor, ideally a family member, to manage your estate.
- Discuss the role with them directly, as it involves significant responsibility.
Inventory Assets
- Create an inventory of all your assets, including digital property and pets.
- Specify guardians for children and new owners for pets in your will.