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Making a will ?
Rochdale_Guy
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Where do you start ?
Who can you go to ?
Any help please ?
I'm a 34 year old healthy (touch wood) male and thought it's about time I made one.
Haven't got a clue where to start / go.... ??? :-/
Who can you go to ?
Any help please ?
I'm a 34 year old healthy (touch wood) male and thought it's about time I made one.
Haven't got a clue where to start / go.... ??? :-/
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Make a will on line here for about £40
Type "Making a Will" in to Google (UK).
Couples with total assets of more than £250,000 should take will making fairly seriously.
People with young children should consider "Who would take care of my children?" type of questions................................I have put my clock back....... Kcolc ym0 -
If you are a trade union member you may find that a free will is offered through legal services.Don’t be a can’t, be a can.0
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Thanks Robert_Shilling
ohreally - I'm not in any union :-/.0 -
Cheers
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I have recently seen a couple of articles in my local paper about making a will for free. At least, you don't pay the solicitor but the hope is you give a donation or leave a legacy to the charity that organised the 'will week'. One charity was, I think, Barnardos and the other, I think, the British Heart Foundation.
I can't quickly find either of these on their websites, but it is worth scanning your local paper! May be in the freebie, if you get one.Signature removed for peace of mind0 -
As Savvy Sue says, I heard it on radio local, today, as well.
Theres a web site & 0870 number, can't find either.
They do it free - ask you consider a contribution £65 for 1 person £95 couple. The presenter said 'what if you really hard up?' they answered 'thats why it's not a service with a price to be charged.' as such. But pointed out that many people are property rich - another reason to sort things out before we all pop our clogs!!
I'll have another search for info.
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Vansboy posted this in another discussion about wills:As Savvy Sue says, I heard it on radio local, today, as well.
Theres a web site & 0870 number, can't find either.
They do it free - ask you consider a contribution £65 for 1 person £95 couple. The presenter said 'what if you really hard up?' they answered 'thats why it's not a service with a price to be charged.' as such. But pointed out that many people are property rich - another reason to sort things out before we all pop our clogs!!
I'll have another search for info.
VB
The place to get the free will facility (but make a contribution to the charity)
http://www.willaid.org.uk
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Barclays have a free will making offer provided you are an Additions Plus customer.
Although being an additions plus customer costs £12 per month they also offer free worldwide family travel insurance, commission-free currency and free roadside protection from Green Flag. So if you add up the cost of you paying all this currently and it is more than £12 per month then this might be something worth considering.
If you're into stockbroking then in addition you are given access to their Stockbrokers MarketMaster Service.
i think you need to have quite a good credit standing for these.
they offered this to me quite a number of months ago so don't know if its still availableThe reason people don't move right down inside the carriage is that there's nothing to hold onto when you're in the middle.0
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