What happens to your debt when you die
Debt does not die with you – it becomes part of your estate, potentially affecting what your family inherits and how quickly they can access it.
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Families’ post-death pressures widen the estate planning conversation
Capital Legacy’s research shows how liquidity gaps, complex administration, and inadequate information can affect families after a death.
This is what finally prompts South Africans to make a will
Sanlam’s survey finds that major family events are powerful catalysts for will-making, while financial advisers are also well placed to prompt clients to act.
Your crypto could be lost when you die – even if it’s in your will
Estate planning for digital assets must address a critical practical problem: ensuring executors can find and access them without compromising security during your lifetime.
Cohabiting couples: why living together won’t protect your inheritance rights
Common law marriage doesn’t exist in South Africa, leaving cohabiting couples vulnerable in estate and tax matters. A cohabitation or universal partnership agreement can offer crucial financial protection.
