You can include any assets in your own name, for example savings, property or personal possessions. If you jointly own an asset such as a property, you can include this in your Will but you will both need to stipulate the same wishes. Assets such as pensions or Life Assurance policies that are written into trust are typically not included in a Will.
In your Will you can;
– appoint executors
– name beneficiaries
– appoint guardians and trustees for children under 18
– add exclusions clauses (if required)
– add Will trusts (if required)
WSL also offers Lasting Powers of Attorney and Lifetime Membership Services. Your consultant can advise on these further at your appointment.

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