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Life Insurance Beneficiary: The Complete Guide to Choosing a Beneficiary

Choosing a life insurance beneficiary is an important part of estate planning. In this guide, we cover what you need to know about beneficiaries of life insurance.

Executor Commission in Australia: What is it and How Does it Work

An Executor Commission compensates an Executor for the tasks they do in their role administering an estate.

Generational Wealth: How to start building wealth for your family

Generational wealth may seem like a foreign concept when you don’t have a family of your own yet. With that said, the time to start building future family wealth is now.

Traditional Funerals in Australia

Traditional funerals are a common funeral type in Australia. To learn if it’s the right fit for you.

Who Can See a Will After Someone Dies

Only a select group of people are eligible to see a Will after someone dies. Keep reading to learn who’s qualified.

How Long Does Probate Take in Australia (and What Delays the Process)

How long does probate take in Australia? The amount of time can vary, but some factors can contribute to a delay.

How to get a Death Certificate in Australia

Learn how to get a death certificate in Australia and register a death with a helpful guide from the experts in writing your Will online, Willed.

Eulogy Examples: How to Write a Eulogy for a Loved One

To help you write a eulogy for a loved one, we put together a list of eulogy examples including a eulogy outline.

Different Types of Funerals in Australia

There are several types of funerals in Australia. In this guide, we go through each one to help you plan for you or a loved one.

Bereavement Leave: The Complete Guide to Compassionate Leave in Australia

Bereavement leave, also known as compassionate leave in Australia, is time off to process a significant loss.

Funeral Costs in Australia: What to Know When Planning a Funeral

Funeral costs in Australia range depending on the type of funeral you choose. Here is a list of common funeral costs and their starting price.

Discretionary Trust in Australia: Do You Need One?

A discretionary trust is a way to manage the assets of your estate or structure a business that has many benefits.