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The law in South Africa requires a Power of Attorney for you to act legally on behalf of another person, even if they are your parent, sibling or child. Why do you need a Power of Attorney? Under...
Your will may be signed but is your estate plan sorted? And specifically, have you recorded (or updated) your beneficiary nominations? Estate planning is often left for "later" - possibly because...
Health care breakthroughs mean that we are living longer, healthier lives. However, the uncertainty of life means that there could come a time when you might no longer be able to advocate for yourself and your healthcare choices.
If you are a South African who owns foreign assets, you may be asking whether you need a foreign will to administer your offshore assets effectively. Whatever the form of your foreign assets -...
The executor is responsible for the administration of the deceased estate, but they work as part of a team to wind up an estate.
Too few South Africans draft a will or ensure that sufficient assets and policies are in place to care for their loved ones, explains Richard Sparg.
What happens to your digital legacy when you pass away? How do you ensure that your wishes about what happens to your digital data and assets are carried out? Who will erase your digital footprint when you die and how? Wealth Manager Michael Maré explains all.
National Wills Week puts a spotlight on the importance of having a will in place. You could even get a will done for free.
Before you appoint someone to the role of executor in your will, you should at least be aware of what is involved.
Are you aware of what happens when you die unexpectedly and unprepared in South Africa without a will? Take a look.
