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A matter of Life and Death – Wills, Powers of Attorney and Binding Death Benefit Nominations

A well formulated Estate Plan enables you to retain control of your assets during your lifetime and to determine who will ultimately receive these assets when you die.

We can advise you on:

Wills

Powers of Attorney

Binding Death Benefit Nominations (BDBNs)

A matter of life and death

Wills

A Will is a legally binding document which enables you to leave your assets to your loved ones in a way which will comply with your legal obligations and minimise the possibility of a challenge to your wishes.

Wills

A Will is a legally binding document which enables you to leave your assets to your loved ones in a way which will comply with your legal obligations and minimise the possibility of a challenge to your wishes.

Powers of Attorney

Powers of Attorney are very important documents which appoint a person or people to make decisions on your behalf during your lifetime, if you are unable to do so on your own behalf.

Powers of Attorney

Powers of Attorney are very important documents which appoint a person or people to make decisions on your behalf during your lifetime, if you are unable to do so on your own behalf.

Binding Death Benefit Nominations (BDBNs)

These documents are sometimes called a Will for Superannuation Funds. They direct the Trustee of the Super Fund to pay your Death Benefit either directly to a Dependent or to your Executor.

Binding Death Benefit Nominations (BDBNs)

These documents are sometimes called a Will for Superannuation Funds. They direct the Trustee of the Super Fund to pay your Death Benefit either directly to a Dependent or to your Executor.