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Everyone plans to hand their business over elegantly through a sale, or by handing the reins to someone after we retire - what we don’t expect is to pass away unexpectedly and leave our business in limbo. This article covers a few elements to consider when making your succession plan.

Find out more about this important week in British Columbia and some insights on how many Canadians actually have a will in place. It's not as many as you'd think.

We’re giving you the inside scoop on everything you need to know about B.C.’s Bill 21.

For every Willful will purchased in the month of October, Willful will be donating a portion of the proceeds to Rethink as our featured charity of the month.

After years of dreaming, you’ve finally saved up enough money to buy the home, car, or fancy bike you’ve been wanting. How can you protect both the financial and sentimental value of your newest purchase?

Willful is a great choice for many Canadians, but in some complex situations it may be beneficial to seek 'offline advice' for your estate planning needs. Our friends at Advisorsavvy are breaking down these situations and discussing how to find a reputable financial advisor.

At Willful, we believe in highlighting the power of legacy giving. We are excited to announce that we have partnered with Will Power™ to show Canadians the opportunity they have to leave a tremendous impact on causes close to their hearts.

Over 57% of Canadians don't have a will and millions have wills that are outdated. If you're wondering what a will is and why you need one, keep reading.

As we cope with this new reality, here are some personal finance moves you should be making to improve your financial situation.

Personal Finance and Travel Expert, Barry Choi, breaks down why you may regret holding onto those loyalty points you've been banking up.

In the spirit of keeping things real, the end of our lives is one of the most important conversations we aren’t having, so let’s have it.

The personal finance experts at Ratehub.ca outline what happens to a bank account after death, including a checklist of what you need to close a deceased person's bank account.

On July 1st, 2020, the Enduring Powers of Attorney Act comes into effect in New Brunswick. Here we’ll explain what changes this Act brings and how it may affect your Willful documents.

We’ve put together this guide to help more seniors in Canada write their will online with confidence and ease.

A Willful team member shares her story of leaving a legacy gift in her will to a Toronto non-profit that got her through a difficult time in her early 20s.