Who looks after your plan after you die? Free
Choose the people who will take charge of your estate. They are called executors. Naming them is free at every level, and you can change your mind at any time.
Demo screen. Names are the example family. Nothing is saved or sent.
Your executors
Your will often names two. If you name two or more, they are joint executors: each has full access, and either can act alone. The other is always told.
Your backup executor
The backup steps in if your named executors have died, say no, or do not reply in time.
Who does your will name as executors?
Your will is the legal document, so it comes first. We use this to check that the app matches it.
Filled in for you. Nothing to type.
Made somewhere else? Type the names your will gives, one per line. This is what you would see.
A copy is private and encrypted. You can remove it at any time. You do not have to upload one.
When they match, you see: "Your will and the app name the same executors."
If they differ, the will takes priority. When the time comes, our team compares the person asking for control with the executors in your will. Nothing is wrong, but it is worth lining them up.
Or do nothing for now. We will remind you gently, not more than occasionally. Changing a will is done with a solicitor.
Changing your mind
- Change executors or the backup at any time.
- Everyone you add or remove is told. Every change is kept in a log.
- The charities you support are private. Nobody is told about them while you are alive.
Charities I support
Optional. Tick the charities you care about, so your executors can see them later. We won't tell these charities.
Choose charities I supportYour estate record
Create your free account to start your estate record
One convenient place to keep all your will data between fresh wills, so the next will starts from what you already know instead of from a blank page.
Free to start. No card, and you will never be charged automatically.
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