Here are 3 things to consider when writing your will:
We recommend using the following will-writing service providers as they have partnered with a number of high-profile charities: Farewill and Irwin Mitchell.
An executor is a person who carries out the wishes expressed in your will for you. Your executor will be named in your will, and you can either choose to appoint a solicitor to execute your will at a cost, or appoint a trusted friend or family member.
It is important that you choose your executor carefully because this person will have a lot of responsibility to ensure that your estate is sorted out properly.
In as little as one sentence, you can make a gift to us in your will. You only need our charity name, number, address and the type of gift you would like to make. Please ask your solicitor to use the details below:
HOPE worldwide UK, registered charity number 1045930, of 360 City Road, London, EC1V 2PY.
Your will is a legal document that determines what will happen to your estate after you pass away. If you want to ensure that your estate goes to the people and causes you care about, it is important that you write a will.
By including a gift to HOPE worldwide UK in your will, you will leave a lasting legacy of hope which will impact the lives of people both here in the UK and across the world.
There are 3 things to consider when writing a will: your chosen solicitor, your executor, and what wording to use for legacy gifting. See our recommendations of law firms who have experience in charity legacies and for a discount on your will.
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