Wills Week may be over, but it’s never too late to secure your legacy. Don’t risk leaving your loved ones without the protection they deserve. South Africans, take charge now - draft a valid and executable Will today and ensure your heritage is passed on to future generations.
Our estate planning solution can help you:
- Draft a valid Will as a love letter and lasting promise to your loved ones.
- Partner with a financial adviser to draft your Will as part of a financial plan, ensuring your wishes are clear.
- Leave a legacy and protect your loved ones from financial burdens by having a Will and cover in place.
Create an Executable Will with expert financial guidance
Your Will is more than just paperwork—it’s the legacy you leave for future generations. Work with a financial adviser to ensure it’s part of a comprehensive financial plan.
Our estate planning solution protects your legacy in 3 steps, securing your assets for beneficiaries and ensuring your legal and financial affairs are properly managed during estate administration.
1. Consultation
No matter the complexities, our financial advisers are here to help you draft your Will and kick-start an estate planning conversation. Request a call back and we’ll contact you to schedule a consultation.
2. Calculation
Calculating how much money you'll need to wind up your estate and safeguard the value of your assets can be complex. We'll help you with a personalised estate calculation.
3. Cover shortfalls
Make provision for any cash shortfalls with the Estate Provider Benefit, an estate plan that gives you the right cover at an affordable monthly premium.
Start your estate planning journey
Get your Will drafted for free and your estate protected.
Draft your own Will online
Start the process of securing your legacy by drafting your free and valid online Will in no time!
- Answer questions about your estate and wishes.
- Once done, ddownload and print your Will.
- Get 2 witnesses to sign it to make it legally binding.
The process typically takes 10 to 15 minutes, depending on your estate’s complexity.
We recommend consulting with a financial adviser to ensure your Will is legally sound.
