September marks National Wills Month, shining a spotlight on one of the most overlooked aspects of financial planning. From 15 to 19 September, the Law Society of South Africa hosts Wills Week, urging citizens to draft valid wills. With over 85% of South Africans dying intestate, families face delays, disputes, and financial strain. Experts stress that a will is not just for the wealthy, it's a simple act of care and protection. Elvis Presslin spoke to Yvonne Mojela, Fiduciary Specialist at Glu, a division of  Professional Provident Society Insurance Company

<p>September marks National Wills Month, shining a spotlight on one of the most overlooked aspects of financial planning. From 15 to 19 September, the Law Society of South Africa hosts Wills Week, urging citizens to draft valid wills. With over 85% of South Africans dying intestate, families face delays, disputes, and financial strain. Experts stress that a will is not just for the wealthy, it's a simple act of care and protection. Elvis Presslin spoke to Yvonne Mojela, Fiduciary Specialist at Glu, a division of &nbsp;Professional Provident Society Insurance Company</p>

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