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How to be an executor

Have you been appointed as executor of a will? Here are a few tips on how to be successful in the role.

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How do you appoint an executor of a will?

Not sure where to start when choosing the executor of your will? Check out these tips on how you can get started.

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Are Letters of Administration Necessary?

What are Letters of Administration and why are they important? If the deceased has no will, this step is most likely necessary.

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How to challenge a will

Can you challenge the will of a deceased person and if so, what is the process? We explain how to seek further provision from a deceased estate.

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Keeping our people safe while delivering essential services

At State Trustees we now have 95% of our workforce working from home. Carla Khoo who works in our client first team has written about her personal experience of how we moved to working from home

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Financial literacy key to equality

Strong financial literacy is critical when it comes to having […]

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Starting school brings new beginnings

Safeguard the wellbeing of your children as they prepare to start school

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Be savvy and sort out your financial affairs

Leaving your finances in good will help your loved ones be financially prepared when the time comes

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Strange bequests people make in their Wills

People sometimes do make strange bequests in their last Will and testament

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Executor Assistance when you need it most

State Trustees provides assistance when Executors would like to retain their role but offset specific estate administration tasks to experts that can deal with legal and financial matters.

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Protecting our most vulnerable

Elder abuse can include neglect and mistreatment as well as financial exploitation. Financial abuse is the most common form of abuse. In most of these cases, a person who was in a position of trust either misused money, property or assets for their own benefit.

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