Steele Rose & Co

To eliminate or reduce Inheritance Tax.
 To prevent your family home being sold to pay for nursing home fees.
  To ensure a disabled child or family member receives an income from your estate without it being used to pay for care costs.
 To give a child, partner or parent that lives with you the right to continue living in your home after your death.
 To ensure your business passes to the people you choose.
 To make your funeral wishes known.
 To ensure pets are cared for.
 To donate a gift to your favorite charity.
 To ensure your (unmarried) partner inherits your estate.
 To appoint those who will deal with your estate (executors) reducing the risk of family disagreements.
 To make the process of probate easier for your beneficiaries.
 To have peace of mind knowing that your wishes will be carried out.
 To appoint guardians to look after minor children.
 To ensure your children, step-children and grandchildren inherit.
 To leave a gift to family or friends.
 To ensure those you wish to disinherit do not benefit from your estate.
 To ensure your wife or civil partner fully benefit from your estate if you wish them to inherit in excess of the 'intestacy threshold' of £250,000.
 The video on the right is by www.unbiased.co.uk and provides their advice concerning writing a Will.