We spend our lives working, building businesses, buying homes and providing for our families — but how many of us have actually made a plan for what happens to all of it when we're gone? This week is
National Wills Week, and it's a good opportunity to have that conversation. Because saying “my family knows what I want” may not be enough. What happens to your house? Your savings? Your business? Who looks after your children? And what happens when there are children from different relationships or family members who all believe they were promised something? So tonight we're talking about why having a will matters, what happens when you die without one, and how something as simple as putting your wishes on paper could prevent confusion, conflict — and possibly a very ugly family fight.

We spend our lives working, building businesses, buying homes and&nbsp;providing for our families &mdash; but how many of us have actually made&nbsp;a plan for what happens to all of it when we're gone? This week is National Wills Week, and it's a good opportunity to have that&nbsp;conversation.&nbsp;Because saying &ldquo;my family knows what I want&rdquo; may not be enough.&nbsp;What happens to your house? Your savings? Your business? Who&nbsp;looks after your children? And what happens when there are&nbsp;children from different relationships or family members who all&nbsp;believe they were promised something?&nbsp;So tonight we're talking about why having a will matters, what&nbsp;happens when you die without one, and how something as simple as putting your wishes on paper could prevent confusion, conflict &mdash;&nbsp;and possibly a very ugly family fight.

METRO FM Talk with Faith Mangope