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How To Make A Will

When it comes to awkward subjects, two of the biggest would have to be money and our own mortality. So it’s easy to see why many of us put off making a will. Given that 52 per cent of Australians die without this important piece of paper, it’s something we should all consider doing, for our own peace of mind and our family’s.

As gloomy as making a will might sound, Laura Vickers, principal lawyer from Nest Legal, says that creating one can actually be a positive

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