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Got this for my mum to make her wishes a little more than a letter on a scrap of a4. So easy to use and also includes password Page and Funeral Wishes so we was able to give her thee send off she wanted.

What a great idea, very quick and easy explained way of putting all your wishes concerning finances, last wishes, funeral, all important passwords which will help your loved ones when you are no longer here.It’s not something anyone like to think about but I wish my husband had done something like this before he passed away a short while ago and very unexpectedly, something like this could have saved a lot of added stress for myself.Step by step guide, one years free service via the app, but if you are using one of these I would follow up and get this signed off by your family solicitor to make sure it’s all legal, I don’t see that this would count as a last will and testament in a court considering it’s very low cost.

No issues with this purchase will recommend

Good but really complicated

Cans earlier than day It stated and so easy to complete an to be able to keep all important things on a PC is genius, I didn't want to know a will but so straight forward I'm relieved it's done

Not fit for purpose, room for only 2 beneficiaries, silly suggestions on how to ask people to care for your children , felt more American than I expected as it was the mention of uk post office on Amazon that made me purchase ,,, throwing in the bin

Loads of info for all you need.

This is well written and explained and the app stores it all for you for free, at least for one year but the truth is although you can make your case explicitly here I doubt it would be legally binding without a lawyer to confirm it and sign it off, I think of it more as what you want people to know should it come to it and it may well give you peace of mind just to have somewhere to state what you want to happen and who to leave certain things to, but without an executor I really don't see it as being 100% legal in a court of law, by all means use this as your preamble but if it is important to you then remember to follow that up with a lawyer.