End of life planning
Thinking about end of life can be difficult, but being well informed of all your options can help alleviate any stress and give you confidence that your wishes will be met.
In this section we'll cover planning your funeral, making a will and signpost helpful organisations for end of life planning.
Click through our guides below to help you on your journey
Planning your funeral
When it comes to planning your funeral there are lots of options available to consider. A funeral director will be able to help plan both the practical and personal elements but we’ve covered some of the things you might want to think about in advance.
Advance decisions - living wills
An advance decision, sometimes referred to as a living will, allows you to communicate your wishes should you become unable to. They allow you to refuse treatment, even if this might lead to your death.
Let’s talk about death
When it comes to end of life planning, having someone you can discuss your wishes with is an important part. Talking to those close to you can help everyone understand your feelings and allows them to voice any concerns they have.
Making a will
Having a will is an important step in end of life planning. It is the document that gives clear instructions for your loved ones or executors about what you want to happen to you money, property and assets.
Helpful organisations for end of life planning
Below are a list of organisations which you might find useful when thinking about your end of life plan.
Difficult conversations in later life
As our loved ones get older, it can be difficult for them to tell us when they need help.
How you go about talking through these conversations is equally as important as the decisions that are made, so we’ve made a list of ideas about how to get started.
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