BANK WINDHOEK PROVIDES YOU WITH PEACE OF MIND Often times, many people ignore or postpone drafting their Wills and pass on without doing so, leaving their immediate families in a state of financial uncertainty and the possibility of disputes among family members on the distribution of their assets. Bank Windhoek offers professional advice regarding estate planning and the drafting of Wills, free of charge. A Will is a legal document that sets out your wishes on how and to whom your assets should be distributed to, in the unfortunate event of your death. Since a Will is a legal document, it should be drafted by an institution which has the expertise and knowledge to apply your wishes lawfully. “Bank Windhoek Trust and Estate department provides you with the expertise accumulated through years of experience. Anyone who is 16 years and older can approach Bank Windhoek to draft your Will free of charge and be appointed as the Executor of his or her Will. The Trust and Estate department provides you with the services of drafting your Will free of charge, gathering your assets and pay off all your debts and thereafter distribute the net assets of your estate in accordance with your Will in the event of your death”, said Barry van Wyk, Manager of Trust and Estate at Bank Windhoek. Bank Windhoek can also assist you in setting up a Trust to make provision for family members who cannot care for themselves, such as under-aged children or a disabled family member. A Trust allows you to nominate your loved ones as beneficiaries and secures on-going financial support for their care in the unfortunate event of your death. “Bank Windhoek offers its services as a Trustee and in doing so becomes responsible for ensuring the correct management of the assets for the benefit of the beneficiaries. Your assets can also be held in a Trust until your minor children have reached a certain age at which time the assets are then distributed according to your wishes”, added van Wyk. For more information, contact Bank Windhoek Trust and Estate Department at Tel (061) 244 183 or [email protected]
Posted on: Thu, 18 Jul 2013 07:22:47 +0000
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