In the last two weeks, two people I know, both in their 50s, passed away in entirely unrelated circumstances, in different countries. I am not going to be able to make it to either one’s funeral service; naturally, it has… Read More »What do people say at funerals? Just say it now!
De-stress eat healthier drink less, and Loose weight There is 100% chance you will decease, no human yet has been able to avoid it and that is not goingto change any time soon. So there is 0% risk you will… Read More »Get your Heart Health Check today
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Let’s take on decision-making capacity. The ability to make a decision is called ‘decision-making capacity’. All adults are presumed to have decision-making capacity. Generally, you have decision-making capacity if you can understand the nature and…
With family holidays and long weekends or short work weeks which is typical of April in Australia, there is plenty of time to ruminate, which is one of my favourite words this year, on what I could do over the… Read More »Downtime, Time to Ruminate!
One Australian dies every 3 minutes and 12 seconds1 and with over 50% of Australians dying without a valid Will2, that is a hell of a lot of intestacies (people dying without a valid Will). That’s around 164,250 Aussies each year…
For many, the Estate Planning journey starts with a life-changing or often tragic event within their immediate family circle. Not the best way to plan for the future. In this series of short articles, you’ll get a basic insight into what Estate Planning is all about and work out what you can do to protect yourself and your family…
It really depends on your personal circumstances as to how your Estate Plan is structured, but there is consensus that having one, is worth doing to ensure you take care of everything that matters to you. We outline some basic documents that should form part of your Estate Plan…
In NSW, you can appoint anyone over the age of 18 as your attorney as long as they have the mental capacity to understand what they are signing in the Power of Attorney document. It should be noted that you need to be deemed as mentally competent to make the power of attorney…
