Your Will says who gets what. But your executor needs much more than that to actually carry out your wishes. Here's what you should leave them.
Most people think that having a Will means their executor is sorted. But a Will only deals with who inherits what. It doesn't tell your executor where your bank accounts are, what insurance policies you have, who your accountant is, or how to access your online accounts.
Without this information, your executor is left searching through drawers, making dozens of phone calls, and trying to piece together your financial life from scratch. It's stressful, time-consuming, and often leads to things being missed entirely.
Here's a comprehensive list of what you should prepare:
You could put this together yourself in a folder or spreadsheet. But the easiest way is to use a Life Pack — a professionally produced document that captures all of this information in one organised, secure pack.
A Life Pack sits alongside your Will and gives your executor a single point of reference for everything they need. No searching, no guessing, no missing details.
Your Will handles the legal side. A Life Pack handles the practical side. Together, they give your executor everything they need to carry out your wishes quickly, efficiently, and without unnecessary stress.
Give your executor everything they need in one organised document.
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