Supported by Experian’s United for Financial Health programme
When a loved one dies, it’s natural for practical matters to fall by the wayside as we try to cope with this massive life event. But it’s not always possible to give in fully to this emotional time, as responsibilities eventually come to the forefront.
Once the death is registered, the funeral has taken place and normality is supposed to return, money matters are suddenly high on the list of things to consider. Because it’s a difficult time, it’s wise to be aware of the basic steps in
