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New look. Same mission.
Hello there!
We have been working hard behind the scenes on some exciting changes at Willed. Today, we are pleased to share the first of these - a fresh look and a brand new website. Click here to take a look.
Why the change?
Our first website was launched in early 2020. Working with lawyers, our aim was to develop an online Will-builder that would be easy and simple for you to use.
Since then we have helped thousands of Aussies write their legal Wills online. And in doing so, we have answered your questions, listened to your feedback and understood that this process could be easier and more simple still.
What if I've already started writing my Will?
Here's the good news - if you have already started writing your Will on our previous website, you won't have to start again. Any information you've already entered will still be there when you log back into your account. Simply log in using the same email address and password.
New Look. Same Mission.
Although we might look a little different, our commitment to our core mission remains the same.
We are here to make end-of-life planning simple, affordable and accessible for all Australians.
Also the same are our helpful team of Wills & Estate experts, who are here to help (and won't be sending you a bill!
Need a hand?
Willed’s team helps Australians with estate planning every day.
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