Being wise is caring for the people and causes most important to you.
Which Will is right for you? WiserNow has a Plan to suit every need.
Choose from our range of Wills, with options starting from $29 on our Bronze package,
right through to catering for the most bespoke and customised of needs.
Bronze
Our popular and most cost-effective Will plan! Edit your draft Will until it is published, however no changes can be made once your Will is completed
$29
- WiserNow Will download
- Unlimited draft Will edits
- Will locked once completed
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Silver
$49
- All the benefits of the Bronze Plan
- Edit your Will forever
- Legal validation and issue identification
Gold
All the benefits of the Silver plan, with the ability to include bespoke needs into your Will
$799
- All the benefits of the Silver Plan
- Personalised legal consultation
- Creation of your bespoke Will
Wills are no longer complex, costly, or confusing thanks to WiserNow.
Creating your Will is a lot easier than you think. WiserNow makes it simple for you to protect your family and ensure your legacy is left in the way you choose.
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Too many of us put off making a will, simply because death is often the last thing we want to think about.
The wiser approach is to set up your Will now, saving family and loved ones the heartache of dealing with probate and the administrative burden that comes with it.
Creating a Will is easier than you think
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In Australia there are approximately 56,000 registered charities, making it a little tricky to feature them all!
When creating your free Will select the Load more charities button to view all charities in the directory. If you’re still having trouble finding your chosen charity in the list select Add Charity +.
Without a will, you run the risk of dying ‘intestate’, and your assets being distributed to your next of kin according to the rules of intestacy. This may include surviving relatives you may not have chosen to inherit your assets.
If you are expecting a baby, come back and add them once they are born, by logging into your account and updating your Will at any time.
Marriage generally revokes an existing Will. Accordingly, if your marital status changes, you should come back and update your will.
An Executor must be over 18 years of age. People often appoint trusted friends or family members who are good with finance and administration. Backup Executors are also created if your primary Executor is unable to fulfill their duties.
Your residual estate is everything you own after all debts have been paid and any specific gifts set out in your Will have been distributed.
If you die without a will, and you don’t have any eligible relatives, your estate will pass to the state. To protect all dependants, it is wiser to have a will in place. Although the state has discretion to provide for dependants, if there is no will, someone will need to submit an application to the relevant authorities to secure your estate for them.
