Planning for the future isn’t just something to think about later in life—at KT Law, we believe that having a Will is crucial for every adult, no matter their age or current financial situation. As your KiwiSaver balance grows and your assets increase, it’s important to have a plan that ensures your wishes are protected and that your loved ones are spared unnecessary stress and costs.
Many people believe, “I don’t own much, so I don’t need a Will.” But this is a misconception. Even if your assets seem modest now, your KiwiSaver could accumulate substantial value over time. Without a Will, accessing these funds can become a complex and stressful process for those you leave behind. Banks often require a Will and probate to release funds, and without these, your loved ones might face delays and legal expenses that could diminish the value of your estate.
A Will isn’t just about managing your current assets—it’s about safeguarding your wishes in the face of life’s uncertainties. Life can change quickly, whether through career advancements, relationships, or other significant milestones. By having a Will, you can ensure that your assets are distributed according to your intentions, avoiding the potential complications that arise when there is no clear direction.
At KT Law, we emphasize that Wills are not just for the elderly—they’re for everyone. Creating a Will is a proactive step that allows you to take control of your future. It’s about making sure your voice is heard and that your assets are handled the way you want, no matter what happens. More importantly, having a Will in place can spare your loved ones from the emotional and financial burden of navigating the legal system without clear Instructions.
As your financial situation evolves, it’s important to keep your Will updated to reflect any changes in your life. This ensures that your wishes remain current and that your loved ones won’t have to face the challenges of sorting out your estate without guidance.
Don’t wait until it’s too late. If you don’t have a Will in place, contact KT Law today. Let us help you protect your wishes and save your loved ones from unnecessary stress and costs.
Disclaimer: The content of this article is general in nature and not intended as a substitute for specific professional advice on any matter and should not be relied upon for that purpose. We do not give financial, taxation or investment advice and nothing in this article is intended as such.