How to leave an inheritance


Yap Ming Hui: In today’s article, I want to talk about reviewing financial plans in the event of death. While this is a grave topic to discuss, it is important to do so especially if one has dependents i.e. children or aged parents.

OVER the past two years, the Covid-19 pandemic has left everyone feeling uncertain and worried about their safety and their loved ones. With the number of deaths by the coronavirus surpassing the 20,000 mark since the beginning of the pandemic, discussions of preventive measures have escalated.

While the worry about getting protection has been preeminent, there is another area of concern – financial safety in the event of an unexpected circumstance or tragedy.

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