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FTB who should we put on the house deed?
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p00hsticks wrote: »Although wills for both of you are always a good idea, in this case you don't actually need one to achieve your aim - you just buy the property as 'joint tenants' (where survivor automatically inherits) rather than 'tenants in common' (where each party owns a share that forms part of their estate when they die).
Your solicitor should be talking you through your options as part of the house purchasing process.
Thats awesome, best news all day, just saved us paying for a will.
I guess this only ties us financially for the property... as in it cant be used as leverage for any of our other assets if we split up etc. We dont want to be married but feel its right other person gets house in event of death etc.0
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