Will & Estate Planning

Drafting a simple will is not the same as planning your estate!

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Ensure your loved ones are taken care of with a properly structured will and estate plan that reflects your wishes.

What's Included

Will (Last Will and Testament)Customer Favourites
A legal document, typically used for those over 21, that outlines how assets (property, cash, investments) are distributed upon death. It is crucial for appointing executors, setting up testamentary trusts, and appointing guardians for children under 21.
Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)Customer Favourites
A legal document allowing individuals to appoint one or more persons (donees) to make decisions on their behalf regarding personal welfare and property/financial affairs if they lose mental capacity. The government provides free LPA Form 1 applications for Singapore citizens until 31 March 2026.
CPF NominationCustomer Favourites
A formal declaration that ensures Central Provident Fund (CPF) savings are distributed to chosen beneficiaries, as these funds do not automatically pass through a will.
Insurance NominationCustomer Favourites
A nomination for life insurance policies to ensure proceeds are paid to the intended beneficiaries efficiently, bypassing the formal estate distribution process.
Property Ownership Structure
Deciding how to hold property (joint tenancy or tenancy-in-common) affects how the property passes upon death. In a joint tenancy, the property automatically passes to the surviving owner, overriding a will.
Trusts (Inter Vivos or Testamentary)
A fiduciary arrangement where a trustee holds assets for beneficiaries. These are often used for managing assets for young children, spendthrift beneficiaries, or protecting assets from creditors.
Advance Medical Directive (AMD)
A legal document indicating that, if terminally ill and unconscious, you do not want to be kept alive by extraordinary life-sustaining treatments.

A will is only one part of estate planning. True planning ensures your assets — including CPF, insurance proceeds, property, and investments — are distributed in the way you intend, with minimal delay and cost to your beneficiaries.

We help you understand the difference between a will, a trust, and nominations, and we coordinate with legal partners to put the right documents in place.

Get peace of mind knowing your legacy is protected and your family won't be left navigating uncertainty.

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A will alone does not cover CPF, insurance nominations, or property ownership. Let's make sure every asset passes to the right people, without unnecessary delay.

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