In these interesting times we find ourselves in, it is not unusual for people to live together, have children, buy properties and run a business together without formalising their relationship, either through marriage or civil partnerships. Millions of couples who have chosen to avoid tying the knot are at risk of falling into complex legal battles to get a share of a home they’ve lived in all their lives or the wealth they’ve helped build. The numbers of cohabiting couples in the country has risen over the years.  Mpho Letsholonyane speaks to registered fiduciary practitioner and financial planner Elmien Pols about why unmarried couples must ensure they have a valid will.

<p>In these interesting times we find ourselves in, it is not unusual for people to live together, have children, buy properties and run a business together without formalising their relationship, either through marriage or civil partnerships. Millions of couples who have chosen to avoid tying the knot are at risk of falling into complex legal battles to get a share of a home they&rsquo;ve lived in all their lives or the wealth they&rsquo;ve helped build. The numbers of cohabiting couples in the country has risen over the years. &nbsp;Mpho Letsholonyane speaks to registered fiduciary practitioner and financial planner Elmien Pols about why unmarried couples must ensure they have a valid will.</p>

Join Pabi Moloi as she takes the South African story further with fresh and engaging conversations. POWER Lunch gives the listeners an overview of what is happening around the world. This is a powerful news and actuality programme with topics ranging from the serious to the hilarious. 

<p>Join Pabi Moloi as she takes the South African story further with fresh and engaging conversations. POWER Lunch gives the listeners an overview of what is happening around the world. This is a powerful news and actuality programme with topics ranging from the serious to the hilarious. </p>

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