When preparing a Will many people mistakenly believe that everything that they own, or have an interest in, will automatically be covered and the estate distribution process will be a smooth one. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case so it’s important to consider what assets make up an estate and more importantly talk about those items that don’t and what you can do to address these.

This video will cover what is often a person’s largest asset, which is the family home and other real estate property assets; while also covering personal possessions, superannuation, trusts, international assets and debts.

Watch the video to find out more or speak to our Ulton Wealth Management team.

 

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