Most of us have a list of important life admin we know we should probably sort out, but it can be difficult to think about or know where to start. Writing a will, choosing a guardian for the children and arranging life cover can easily get pushed down the to-do list.
We’ve invited Tesco life insurance specialist Darren Sage, and wills and probate solicitor Georgia Wright to help answer your questions about life insurance, wills and probate.
Perhaps you’ve been looking into life insurance but aren’t sure how it works, how the application process works or how it fits alongside other family financial planning? Maybe you’ve been meaning to write a will but don’t know what to include? Are you wondering what happens if you and your partner aren’t married, or unclear how trusts work? Now is your opportunity to ask!
About the experts
Darren Sage has more than 25 years’ experience in the protection industry, including 10 years as an underwriter before moving into roles focused on life insurance, critical illness and income protection. He now leads the development of protection products at Tesco Insurance & Money Services and is also a dad of two.
Georgia Wright is a Senior Associate Solicitor at Bolt Burdon LLP, specialising in inheritance tax and estate planning, wills, trusts and powers of attorney. She has over 10 years’ experience helping individuals and families protect what matters to them and plan for the future.
Share your questions by 26 November for the chance to win a £200 Tesco voucher. T&Cs apply.
You can find out more about Tesco Life Insurance and Tesco Free Parent Life Cover on the website. Tesco Life Insurance (arranged, administered and underwritten by Aviva Life & Pensions UK Limited) and Tesco Free Parent Life cover (free life insurance for 12 months, T&Cs and exclusions apply).
Please note: Questions will be answered on a general information basis only and no personal recommendations or financial advice will be provided. If you are unsure whether a product or course of action is suitable for your circumstances, you should seek independent financial and/or legal advice.