ALLAN GRAY: Estate planning and your investments

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GUEST – Jaya Leibowitz - Retail Legal manager at Allan Gray

Next week is National Wills Week in South Africa. Sadly, many investors accumulate assets but fail to have a valid will in place – leading to lengthy delays which often end in unfavourable outcomes for their loved ones after the pass away. This annual initiative encourages every South African to ensure that they have a will in place – regardless of their net worth – so that their assets are disposed of in accordance with their wishes after their death.
10 Sep 2024 3PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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