WorkLife agrees partnership to offer small business staff access to estate planning

'Part of financial planning'

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Employee benefits platform WorkLife has partnered with MyLife Estate Planning to add will writing and estate planning to its range of services offered to workers at small and medium-sized companies.

Employees with access to the WorkLife platform will now received £150 credit towards forming a will or lasting power of attorney, which WorkLife said is enough to create either without cost. Employees can also put credit towards other estate planning solutions, as well as being able to access free advice and guidance on areas such as how to reduce the cost of probate and estate administration. WorkLife, which is owned by financial planning business OpenMoney, is a platform created for small businesses that aims to provide them with benefits that would typically only be available from ...

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