Wills
A Will represents peace of mind for you and those you care about.
The importance of a Will and the protection it gives your family can’t be overstated. We can help you create a personalised Will and keep it updated as your circumstances change.
For added peace of mind, we can also store your Will securely in Standard Trust’s vault.
Some of the benefits
Professional advice
Leave a legacy
Peace of mind
Convenience
Drafting your Will with us provides access to a dedicated estate planning expert to advise you on:
- The legal requirements of a Will
- Providing for your loved ones in the years to come
- Providing for minors and those with special needs under your care
- Preserving your wealth and guarding against inheritance disputes
If you choose to keep your Will in safe custody with Standard Trust, you’ll earn UCount Rewards Points depending on your Tier Level
Learn more about our Shari’ah Will offering
View our Free Will Promotional Offer Terms and Conditions
- We’ll keep your Will secured in a Standard Trust vault
- Your Will is available when required
- Its contents remain confidential
- The Will is monitored and protected against loss, theft or damage
- You can review your Will as circumstances change
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Drafting your Will
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Keeping your Will safe
Drafting your Will with us provides access to a dedicated estate planning expert to advise you on:
- The legal requirements of a Will
- Providing for your loved ones in the years to come
- Providing for minors and those with special needs under your care
- Preserving your wealth and guarding against inheritance disputes
If you choose to keep your Will in safe custody with Standard Trust, you’ll earn UCount Rewards Points depending on your Tier Level
Learn more about our Shari’ah Will offering
View our Free Will Promotional Offer Terms and Conditions
- We’ll keep your Will secured in a Standard Trust vault
- Your Will is available when required
- Its contents remain confidential
- The Will is monitored and protected against loss, theft or damage
- You can review your Will as circumstances change
Explore the key considerations when having your Will drafted.
A Will helps to avoid any unnecessary legal complications for your family after you pass away.
Yes, you can use your Will to nominate a guardian for your minor children (under 18). However, the nomination can’t override the rights of the natural guardian of the minor.
Anyone 16 years or older, who is of sound mind, is considered competent to make a Will.
Anyone who you want to leave your assets to, like a family member, a friend, or a charitable organisation.
If a beneficiary in your Will is a minor (under the age of 18), a testamentary trust should be created in the Will for the benefit of the minor.
If there is no testamentary trust, the minor’s inheritance will be paid to the Guardian’s Fund (which is a government-controlled entity).
Have more questions? Learn more about Wills, how they work and why they are important.