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Thinking about leaving a gift to charity in your New Zealand Will but not sure how it affects your family? This article explores how charitable bequests work.
Living together in New Zealand but not legally married? Find out why de facto couples may want to consider a Will to help protect their partner's position.
Blended families are increasingly common in New Zealand, and they can bring some estate planning considerations that are worth being aware of.
Most New Zealand employees have a growing KiwiSaver balance and no Will to protect it. Here is what HR leaders can do to close that gap.
Your KiwiSaver balance is growing every fortnight. But without a Will, who actually gets it? Here is what every New Zealander should know.
Not sure who to choose as Executor of your Will? This guide explains the Executor role, what it involves, and how an Advisory Trustee can support your family.
When most of your wealth sits in property, shares or KiwiSaver, having a clear and legally valid Will is an important step.
You already know legacy giving matters. You've seen the stats. And somewhere on your to do list sits the quiet thought, "I really should start a gift in wills programme.
When writing a Will, much of the focus often goes to specific gifts. You may choose to leave a particular item, a family heirloom or a set amount of money to someone. For many people, the most significant part of their Will is the clause that deals with their remaining estate.