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Singapore Government guide to wills and estate planning

Official basics on what a will can do and assets that require other arrangements.

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What this resource offers

LifeSG explains that a will can direct assets after death and name people to look after children or dependants and carry it out; some assets, including CPF savings, cannot be distributed by will. Start with the guide and an asset list, then seek suitable legal advice and confirm coordination with trust and nominations.

Helpful questions for your next conversation

  • Which assets can be addressed in a will, and which need another arrangement?
  • How should the will align with the care plan and any Special Needs Trust?

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Every person’s needs and journey are different. Use this information to support a conversation with a qualified professional, not as a substitute for personalized advice.

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