Today, October 1st, marks the International Day of Older Persons. It’s a time to celebrate the wisdom and contributions of our elders. But what if we could extend this celebration into the future? Let’s explore how estate planning can do just that while securing your own legacy. The Priceless Value of Older Persons Our elders […]
As we approach the European Day of Languages on September 26th, let’s delve into an inspiring idea. Your Will can actively preserve the rich tapestry of languages that enliven our world. Therefore, consider how your legacy can extend beyond your lifetime and significantly contribute to global understanding and cultural preservation. The Crucial Role of Linguistic
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As the leaves start to turn and the air grows crisp, September brings a sense of new beginnings. For many families, it’s back-to-school season – a time of fresh starts, new challenges, and exciting opportunities. But did you know it’s also the perfect time to think about your family’s future? Let’s explore how you can
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As World First Aid Day approaches on September 14th, we’re naturally drawn to reflect on the importance of life-saving skills. However, have you ever considered how you could support these vital causes beyond your lifetime? Let’s explore how your Will can become a powerful tool for promoting safety and saving lives, even after you’re gone.
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As St Giles’ Fair kicks off next Monday, it brings more than just excitement to Oxford. This centuries-old tradition offers a chance to reflect on our own legacies. Let’s explore how this beloved fair can inspire our approach to estate planning. The Fair’s Enduring Legacy St Giles’ Fair, dating back to 1625, exemplifies the power
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At A.D.E Wills, clients often ask us if they can appoint someone to make decisions on their behalf in their Will. This common query inspired us to clarify the differences between Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs). What is a Will? A Will takes effect after you pass away. It directs how to distribute
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As we approach the International Day of Charity on September 5th, it’s the perfect time to consider how we can make a lasting impact on the causes close to our hearts. This annual observance, established by the United Nations, reminds us of the power of generosity and the difference we can make in the world.
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In today’s diverse family landscape, blended families have become increasingly common. While these families bring joy and new beginnings, they also present unique challenges when it comes to estate planning. If you’re part of a blended family, creating a Will that protects all your loved ones requires careful consideration. Let’s explore how you can craft
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As Oxford gears up for the Cowley Classic Car Show this Bank Holiday Monday, we at A.D.E Wills are thinking about vintage automobiles. Moreover, we’re considering how these treasures relate to estate planning. Let’s explore how you can protect your classic cars and other valuable assets for future generations. Classic Cars: More Than Just Vehicles
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In today’s digital world, our lives are increasingly intertwined with technology. From online banking to social media profiles, our digital footprint is growing by the day. But have you ever stopped to wonder what happens to all these digital assets when we’re no longer able to manage them? Let’s dive into the world of digital
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