A single will typically refers to a will created by an individual that outlines how their assets should be distributed after they pass away. It’s one of the most common types of wills and is particularly useful if the person has straightforward estate planning needs.
Main Aspects of Will
- Appoint Executor(s): Specify one or more people responsible for administering the will, ensuring debts are paid, and distributing assets according to your wishes.
- Beneficiaries: Lists the individuals who will receive assets from your estate.
- Asset Distribution: How assets (like property, cash, or valuables) are to be distributed to your beneficiaries.
- Guardianship Provisions: Appoints guardians for minor children, if applicable, and may also include arrangements for their financial support.
- Funeral Wishes: Optional instructions regarding burial, cremation, or other funeral arrangements.
- Specific Requests: Outlines any particular requests or bequests to beneficiaries (such as charitable donations or gifts of sentimental items).

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SINGLE WILL
A standard will for one person
£99
- Leave your assets to the people you choose
- Appoint someone you trust to carry out the wishes in your Will
- Choose guardians for your children
- Choose trustees to look after the inheritance of minors
- Minimise your inheritance tax bill
- Leave specific gifts to people
MIRROR WILL
Two standard wills, ideal for a couple
£149
- Leave your assets to the people you choose
- Appoint someone you trust to carry out the wishes in your Will
- Choose guardians for your children
- Choose trustees to look after the inheritance of minors
- Minimise your inheritance tax bill
- Leave specific gifts to people
Make sure your assets get passed to your intended beneficiaries
When we make a will we assume the job is done and our intended loved ones will inherit what is duly left to them. Unfortunately that’s not always the case as our video guides demonstrate. Learn more about safeguarding your assets with the security of a trust.
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