Estate planning inertia: How IFAs can help plug the gap
Covid-19 crisis acts as catalyst
Caoilionn Hurley explains how IFAs can help clients deal with estate planning inertia
While death is inevitable, delays, disputes and unintended consequences in estate administration can be avoided with forward planning, writes Caoilionn Hurley. Here she explains how IFAs can help clients deal with estate planning inertia
The current crisis has forced us all to think more about our own and the mortality of our loved ones. According to research by deVere Group, will enquiries for solicitors are up 75%, reflecting the...
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