SECURE YOUR PHYSICAL AND DIGITAL LEGACY
Did you know that 60% of adults in the UK don’t have a will? Don’t let your legacy be left to courts and old intestacy laws.Ensure both your physical and digital assets are properly accounted for and distributed as you requested.
Growing need
We have entered times where digital assets are accumulated at a record-breaking rate while the number of people without a will is at an all-time high. As there is no substantive law dealing with digital assets, people don’t know how to handle these when writing their will.
It’s being left to the providers of digital content to decide what they will allow consumers to do with their digital assets when they buy or share things online. In cases of cryptocurrencies, without adequate estate planning, they can be lost forever.
OVER 31 MILLION PEOPLE IN THE UK NOW RUN THE RISK OF DYING INTESTATE AND HAVING THEIR ESTATE DISTRIBUTED SOLELY ACCORDING TO INTESTACY LAW
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Inheritance and Online Accounts
How various account providers handle your inheritance wishes. Our digital asset wealth is growing at an incredible rate. The average user has 7 social media accounts, access to online banking and shopping, and an astonishing 90 online accounts which require a password. That’s a lot of information to remember — and a lot for your executor to […]
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Digital Legacy – What Happens to Your Data When You Die?
What we think might be a simple case of inheritance might not be so cut-and-dry. We spend a good portion of our lives online — updating social media statuses, downloading books and music, uploading family photos to cloud storage — and, as such, our digital assets are growing at an incredible rate. So when we die, these assets should […]
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Intestacy rules – What Happens if You Die Without a Will?
These days, our lives are increasingly busy — and more people than ever are putting off writing a will. Over half of all adults in the UK don’t have a will, despite being able to write one at the age of 18 years old. Recommendations are that you should review or change your will every five years […]