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You should review your will regularly to ensure that it reflects your current wishes and circumstances.

Changing circumstances that could make it necessary to alter your will include:

• A marriage, including that of an heir.
• Birth of a child or heir.
• A divorce, including that of an heir.
• Changes in personal circumstances of a beneficiary, e.g. health or insolvency.
• Purchase or sale of a large asset such as a farm, house, etc.
• Taking on new financial responsibilities.
• Receiving an inheritance.
• Death of a family member or heir.
• Future prospects for the type of business you find yourself in or promotion or changes in your job status.
• Growth in assets that could lead to an increase in estate duty.
• Changes in legislation.
• New estate planning techniques.

Contact an intermediary now for expert advice.

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