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A will can also help the people who outlive you. They can feel sure that they are carrying out your wishes. Putting your intentions into a will can help save your family members and those you leave things to time, effort and money. | A will can also help the people who outlive you. They can feel sure that they are carrying out your wishes. Putting your intentions into a will can help save your family members and those you leave things to time, effort and money. | ||
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"I've decided I need to make a will. Both my sisters want me to leave my opal ring to them. The ring originally belonged to our mother, and is a family heirloom. I can now see that unless I'm very clear in my will about who should have the ring, there will be family conflict later." - Maria, Nanaimo</div>}} | |||
== What happens if you die without a will? == | == What happens if you die without a will? == | ||
